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The roar of some beautiful engines could be heard in downtown Barbourville on Saturday evening with the return of the Knox Street Thunder Cruise-in car show. The car show is a monthly event, …

Knox County Cancer Patient Fund (KCCPF) hosted its annual Chicken and Dumpling fundraiser at the Scalf Chapel Church Fellowship Hall, from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 5. Immediately upon …

A Knox County Grand Jury indicted a Missouri man on Friday for allegedly taking possession of a stolen pickup truck, as well as additional traffic violations. The man, Robert Marcel Walton, 28, …

Food Truck Friday kicked off a new season in downtown Barbourville this week, joined by a new venture, "Marketplace at Court Square," another opportunity for local artisans and farmers to share their …

For many Knox Countians, “The Square” is a staple of Barbourville activities and events throughout the year. From the annual Daniel Boone Festival, to car shows, to regular holiday events, it's …

An Artemus man has been indicted five separate counts following a run-in with Corbin Police last August. Charles McDaniel, 40, Artemus, was indicted by a Knox County Grand Jury on Friday, March …

Two Knox Countians found themselves indicted by a Knox County Grand Jury on charges stemming from a February encounter that sees each of them facing a variety of charges. The pair, Tyler Jordan …

A local Knox County business, Downtown Food and Smoke Shop, experienced a break-in overnight on Wednesday, April 2, 2025. Although the shop has been closed since January of this year, quite a few …

The March regular meeting of the Knox County Fiscal Court met on Tuesday, March 25, a day earlier than the typical Wednesday afternoon meeting. Although the meeting was bumped up a day, it was …

The Knox County Public Library in downtown Barbourville hosts two fun events each Tuesday morning, and April 1 was no exception. Tummy Time is geared toward infants between one montha and one year of …

There’s nothing quite like the feeling of walking out of a bookstore with a new book (or, in my case, even two) in hand. The un-creased covers and stories not yet read create the anticipation of …

The concerns voiced by a Knox County man about garbage dumping near his home continues to expose a real, and growing problem. In bringing attention to illegal dumping near his home on Kay Jay …

A thriving Barbourville congregation seeks to make its table bigger to welcome more people inside its doors by constructing a new sanctuary and refurbishing its remaining facility. Over the past …

A community post office is looking for a new home. The Trosper, Ky. post office, currently located at 7814 Ky. 225 in the Trosper community of Knox County, will be mailing a postcard to its …

Cumberland Valley Electric customers will see a rate hike. On Monday, the power cooperative posted a public notice on its website and social media outlining the proposed rate adjustments presented in …

Lynn Camp High School has a new leader at the helm of its boys basketball program. Marcus McKeehan, who served as an assistant coach last season, has been promoted to head coach for the 2025-2026 …

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary January 2025 unemployment rate was 5.3 percent, which was unchanged from December, but up 0.6 percent from a year ago, according …

A man who made an alleged threat against a local retail store continued to rack up charges even after he was incarcerated. On March 3, the Corbin Police Department responded to a call from the …

A burn ban was put into effect on Thursday following an executive order from Knox County’s top elected official. In a memo published Thursday, March 13, 2025 to the Knox Fiscal Court Facebook …

The only remaining party in a duo charged with heinous child sex offenses was indicted by a Knox County Grand Jury on Friday, February 28, 2025. The 32-count indictment alleges the acts to have …

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