GFWC Barbourville Jr. Woman’s Study Club The GFWC Kentucky Barbourville Junior Woman’s Study Club would like to congratulate Mr. Ron Bowling on being awarded the Susan Arthur Historical …
The 2025 racing season kicked off over the weekend at The Mint – Cumberland Run, located at 777 Winners Lane in Corbin. A large group of race fans showed up to cheer on the world class drivers …
“We are really struggling to make ends meet,” Knox County Judge-Executive Mike Mitchell said at a meeting of the Interim Joint Committee on Local Government in September. The meeting …
Emergency funding cuts are threatening to leave dozens of senior citizens in Knox County without regular meals, according to Jessi Montgomery, chief development officer for KCEOC Community Action …
Country music singer T. Graham Brown lit up the stage with his soulful voice and crowd-pleasing hits, delivering a performance full of heart, humor, and honky-tonk charm.
Local cooks faced off in the much-anticipated Chicken and Dumpling Contest. Each pot had its own secret recipe. Festival-goers got a taste of tradition, and a few surprises, while judges selected …
A compilation of local artists, festival-goers, and Daniel Boone Festival highlights. Photos by Bryleigh Middleton & Sudie Wilson
Little riders hit the track with big smiles and cheers from the crowd during the Big Wheel Race at the Daniel Boone Festival. Photos by Sudie Wilson
Festival-goers brought their style to this year’s DBF Best Dressed Contest, showing off everything from creative costumes to elegant outfits. The community cheered as the tiniest participants …
Union Commonwealth University students took the stage to bring Daniel Boone to life, captivating the audience with a dramatic retelling of his adventures, hardships, and impact on American frontier …
The primitive camp gave visitors a window into early frontier life. With canvas tents, daily tools, and period clothing, reenactors shared the daily routines, challenges, and skills of early …
Locals gathered at Jesse D. Lay Cafeteria bright and early for a community pancake breakfast, where volunteers served up stacks of pancakes alongside sausage, coffee, and plenty of smiles. It was …
Festival-goers stopped by the molasses mill booth to watch a piece of history in action, as mules powered the old-fashioned cane press. Homemade baked goods and fresh treats made with molasses …
The crack of black powder rifles rang out as marksmen gathered for a historical long rifle shooting event, celebrating frontier skill and tradition. Photos by Bryleigh Middleton
Community members and Cherokee Nation citizens came together for a heartfelt celebration of heritage, history, and unity. Held in honor of the signing of the Cane Treaty, the event featured a …
The Craft Village was filled with handmade goods, local art, and one-of-a-kind finds. Visitors browsed booths offering everything from pottery and paintings to soaps, crochet art, jewelry, and …
Antique cars gathered as festival-goers admired everything from classic cruisers to vintage hot rods. Photos by Bryleigh Middleton
Early risers laced up their sneakers for the festival’s 2-mile run, bringing together runners of all ages and experience levels. Photos by Bryleigh Middleton
Crowds lined the streets this weekend as the Daniel Boone Festival parade brought a mix of music, dance, and local pride to Barbourville. From dazzling costumes to community floats, take a look at …
The Knox County Utility Commission has issued a boil water advisory for water customers on Evergreen Road from Warrior’s Path to Knuckles Lane. THIS INCLUDES ALL SIDE ROADS IN BETWEEN. This …