Loyall News

The Loyall City Council recently agreed to adopt a resolution requesting and allowing the county road department to name KY 840 in honor of Harlan County native Jerry Chesnut.

Property owners of abandoned and condemned buildings will soon receive a certified letter informing them of the city's intent after a decision was made Monday by the Loyall City Council to rid the community of unsafe structures.

Concern about a willow tree causing damage to several homes was brought before the Loyall City Council by a local resident Monday during the regular monthly meeting.

A Loyall woman lost her life Monday in a two-vehicle crash in Bell County on U.S. 119.

Kentucky State Police are investigating a two-vehicle crash that killed one woman.

A Knox County man arrested on a DUI arrest which occurred after he officiated 15th Region Basketball Tournament games last year was found guilty Thursday by a Pike jury.

A former Loyall city clerk and her husband pleaded guilty Thursday in Harlan Circuit Court to stealing city funds and property and have been ordered to pay back $6,000 of the $21,499 that reportedly went missing during their employment.

The Office of the Attorney General today announced that Sabrina Cupp, the former City Clerk in Loyall in Harlan County, and her husband, Anthony Cupp, have entered guilty pleas in Harlan Circuit Court to theft charges for stealing more than $21,000 from the city of Loyall.

A former town clerk in eastern Kentucky and her husband have pleaded guilty to stealing from local government.

Local PRIDE coordinators are asking for volunteers for next montha s spring cleanup of Harlan County.

Members of the Loyall City Council are urging concerned Loyall citizens to mark their calendars for an upcoming court date for two former city employees accused in a theft case.

Citizens of the Black Bottom area of Loyall can expect to be hooked on to the sewer system within the next several months due to the Kentucky EPA's demand that all residents comply with the city's sewer ...

A special committee designated to oversee the erection of a plaque honoring Nashville singer-songwriter and Harlan County native Jerry Chestnut was formed at a recent Loyall City Council meeting.

Residents of Loyall will see a new garbage collection company beginning in March after only one bid for the city's new contract was submitted by the posted deadline.

With the Tri-Cities struggling through financial difficulties, Cumberland, Benham and Lynch have found a common debtee: the city of Harlan.

The Loyall City Council voted Monday during the regular monthly session to have the garbage bills attached to the water bills of all city residents.

Folklore and unexplainable stories have become such a part of the Appalachian heritage throughout the generations that they have helped form the traditions and legends that will surround the area for years to ...

By Sean Bailey / Staff Writer A man attempting to forge a prescription at a Williamsburg pharmacy broke from police custody Monday morning and led police on a high-speed chase down Kentucky 26 and eventually ...

Loyall residents could soon see their garbage and water services combined into one bill if the city council enacts a plan by Mayor Clarence Longworth to make sure everyone in the city complies with the citya s ...