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By Becky Manley / Staff Writer Hundreds of people stood in a line that snaked around the shops near Forest Bowling Lanes Tuesday as they waited to receive a bag of goodies during the Empty Stocking Fund Christmas Party.
Domestic disturbance leads to suspected meth lab discovery
Times-Tribune Staff Report A domestic disturbance in southern Laurel County led to the discovery of a suspected meth lab.
From the staff of the Times-Tribune to the many active duty men and women of our Armed Forces, We hope these Letters from Home help brighten your holiday season.
Jake Owen bringing his a Eight Second Ridea to expo center
Special to The Times-Tribune It's been rising on the country charts, but Jake Owen's "Eight Second Ride" will carry a different meaning at 7:30 p.m. Jan.
By Samantha Swindler / Managing Editor Volunteers spent hours wrapping Christmas presents for the Empty Stocking Fund Monday night - presents that will be in the hands of needy children by this afternoon.
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BREAKING NEWS: State Police investigating break-in at Whitley Sheriff's office
State and federal authorities are investigating an apparent break-in at the Whitley County Sheriff's Department office that happened over the weekend.
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Local church targeted by thieves again
A Corbin church has been hit by thieves again, and local Sheriff's deputies are hoping they can piece together clues that will lead to the arrest of those responsible.
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Corbin schools drafting new, stricter dress code for staff
The Corbin Board of Education is likely to vote sometime early next year on a stricter dress code and appearance policy for teachers and classified staff members - a move to bolster and tighten changes made to school system policies regarding the issue that were approved in September.
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Police dismantle 'major' meth lab operation in Corbin
Four people are in custody and many more arrests are expected after police raided a home in Corbin early Wednesday morning in an effort to dismantle a "major" methamphetamine making operation.
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Man who robbed Corbin bank gets 13.5 years in prison
A local man who allegedly robbed a Corbin bank in broad daylight in late March was sentenced to over 13 years in federal prison Tuesday and will have to pay over $7,000 in restitution.
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EXTRA CONTENT: Corbin dentist accused of Medicaid fraud
A Whitley County Grand Jury indicted a Corbin dentist Monday morning for allegedly defrauding the state over the last seven years of more than $13,000. The grand jury indicted Ronald H. Hungerbuhler, 55, of Corbin, on seven counts of devising or engaging in a scheme to defraud the Kentucky Medical Assistance Program of $300 or more.
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Former Sheriff Ancil Carter said he plans to file for office in January
The race to decide who will be the next Whitley County Sheriff will soon be getting a little more crowded.
Two troopers involved in wrecks
By Samantha Swindler / Managing Editor Two Kentucky State Police troopers were involved in two separate wrecks in their police cruisers Thursday morning.
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Forcht Family, of Corbin, donate murals for State Capital Rotunda
First Lady Jane Beshear Thursday unveiled plans for four privately funded murals to be added to the Kentucky State Capitol's Rotunda in time for the majestic statehouse's 100th birthday.
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Police believe Corbin man seriously burned while operating meth lab
Authorities think a Corbin man was severely burned Thursday morning after a methamphetamine lab blew up on him.
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Corbin man found passed out while he was supposed to be watching children
A Corbin man is in jail after police received a complaint that he was neglecting his children and he was discovered passed out in his apartment.
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In Appeals Court brief, Knox attorney says tax ruling for Corbin is flawed
Although resolution is still likely a long way away, legal wrangling continues between Knox County and the City of Corbin over occupational tax dollars.
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Schools agree to host 13th Region basketball tournaments at Corbin Arena
It took representatives from the 13th Region schools three attempts to come to a decision Tuesday, but in the end, the third time turned out to be the charm in regards to moving the 13th Region Tournament to The Arena.
Samaritans are out there, try to be one
'Tis the season to be jolly. 'Tis the season to be merry. 'Tis the season to help and perhaps be helped.
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Grant allows students at one Corbin school to trade in chairs for exercise balls
Step inside Tonya Proffitt's fifth grade language arts and social studies class at Corbin Intermediate School on a typical school day and it isn't what you see that is so surprising so much as what you won't see.