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BARBOURVILLE — Knox Central found itself in a battle during the first half of Friday’s Class 3A playoff opener against Letcher Central, but the Panthers took control after halftime to secure a …
MIDDLESBORO — Middlesboro continued its impressive season with a dominant performance in the opening round of the KHSAA Class A football playoffs, defeating Lynn Camp 44-0 while two Yellow Jackets …
Marriage Licenses Ashlynn Paige Senters to Jonathan Allen Senters Chasity Lee Owens to Joshua David Johnson Angie Nichole Bratcher to Andre Paul Linn Pamela Louise Simms to James Christopher Powell …
Monday, October 26
Anthony Davis, 49: Non-Payment of Court Costs, Fees or Fines; Persistent Felony Offender; Drug Paraphernalia, Buy/Possess; Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the Influence of …
Women from across the community gathered for a special Women’s Prayer Breakfast at The Swan House in Barbourville, graciously sponsored by owners Tom and Peggy Retherford.
The morning featured …
Claudia Greenwood, Regent of the Dr. Thomas Walker Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), recently attended the Sixth District DAR Meeting hosted by the John & Mary …
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Keck WMU Wins Attendance Banner Once Again
Members of the Keck WMU once again earned the attendance banner at the Knox Association WMU meeting held Monday, October 26, at Locust Grove Baptist Church. Twenty members from Keck were present for …
Tye Retires from Street Dept.
Longtime Barbourville Street Department employee Kenneth Tye retired last week. Above, Street Dept. Director Jason Lake presents Tye with a plaque honoring his time with the City. “Ken Tye will be …
Fiscal Court approves disaster aid program
At the October 28 Fiscal Court meeting, the court passed a motion to approve the Statewide Emergency Management Mutual Aid and Assistance Program.
The program helps to build connections between …
Election 2026: Knox voters have spoken
Knox County voters decided several contested races in Tuesday's general election, including contests for U.S. Senate, Congress, county magistrate, city council, city commission and school board. …
