CORBIN — Most of the store’s shelves were full, but quite a few were empty Tuesday afternoon. One notable section without baked goods were the cakes, pies and snack foods Hostess made. They sold out last Saturday.
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During Saturday's "E-Cycle" event at the Corbin Recycling Center, 100 old analog TVs were brought in. Director Steve Mills said all but one of the TVs were taken to be recycled Monday — all except this one, which will make the trip in the next couple of days.
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E-Cycling a success
For six hours this past Saturday, over two tons of recycled material made its way to South Main Street, as Corbin Recycling Center held their annual spring recycling event.
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E-Cycling a success
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Man, girlfriend indicted for escape charges
A Corbin man and his girlfriend facing escape charges were indicted in Whitley County Circuit Court before Judge Paul K. Winchester Monday.
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TODAY'S HEADLINES - MAY 21, 2013
Jailer ‘subverted’ Open Records Act
Man faces 33-count indictment
Husband, wife indicted for robbery
Man, girlfriend indicted for escape charges
London man indicted for sexually-related crimes
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Two indicted for armed robberies
Two people facing charges in connection with several area armed robberies were indicted in Laurel County Circuit Court Friday.
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Theft, drug charges among indictments
Three arrests warrants were issued by Judge Tom Jensen Friday for defendants listed on a four-count indictment.
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Man, girlfriend indicted for escape charges
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Williamsburg’s Natalie Croley participated in the 100 Meter Hurdles.
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Mixed Results
Lynn Camp, Williamsburg and Whitley County had student-athletes that participated in the Class A and Class 3A State Track and Field Meets on Saturday, but none came up with any team points.
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Fear 'Les' 13th Region Diamond Rankings
With post-season beginning today, I figured I should release my post-season rankings before district tournaments begin.
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Mixed Results
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Disturbing trend of hyperbole in media, politics
There is a disturbing trend of absolute hyperbole on the part of news media and political speakers. What I’m talking about is the immediate use of top shelf words like “dictator,” “fascist,” “communist,” and this really has to stop.
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Disturbing trend of hyperbole in media, politics
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Gone, but not forgotten
At 2 p.m. Thursday, the students, teachers and staff of Corbin Elementary School took time out to remember one of their own.
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Corbin to host electronic recycling day
As technology changes, so does the hardware. That means older computers, televisions and other electronic equipment have to find their way out of your home or office, and into the waste bin.
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Corbin to host electronic recycling day


