TheTimesTribune.com, Corbin, KY

Drugs sold for years at Exit 29
The arrest of a Knoxville couple, who had reportedly sold oxycodone at I-75 Exit 29 for the past several years, also led to the discovery of illegal gambling machines at a North Corbin gas station.
Knox man shot at his home
A Barbourville man was shot late Tuesday evening at his residence on Mays Street, said Barbourville Police Detective Mike Broughton.
Deputies arrest drug trafficker
The Knox County Sheriff’s Department arrested a drug trafficker from Michigan during a routine road safety check point on Tuesday, according to a press release from the sheriff’s office.
Lyttle pleads not guilty to bank robbery
U of C refuses youth group
A youth group from Broadway Baptist Church in Fort Worth, Texas has found a new mission trip for its summer mission/choir tour after being told by the University of the Cumberlands they weren’t welcome at the school.
Squirrel causes power outage
A squirrel that made its way into a transformer caused a power outage for part of the city of Corbin Wednesday afternoon.
Elks Club to open restaurant
The Tri-County Elks Lodge is taking on a unique fundraising venture — they’re planning to open a restaurant on Corbin’s Main Street.
Reaction to slots votes mixed
Whitley deputies arrest six in meth lab bust
Closing time for O’Mally’s
What was meant to be a temporary closing has turned permanent for O’Mally’s Eatery & Pub on the Cumberland Falls Highway.
Sapcut awarded for gallantry at previous post
One killed in Laurel wreck
One man was killed and at least two others were hurt in a head-on wreck in East Bernstadt Friday.
Man fleeing from Laurel deputy was brandishing a knife
Kentucky State Police investigating the fatal shooting of a fleeing suspect by a Laurel sheriff’s deputy have revealed the weapon the fleeing man reportedly brandished as a knife.
Lily man charged in hit-and-run
A Lily man was arrested by Corbin police about a mile from the site where he allegedly ran over a pedestrian in an apartment complex parking lot.
Brothers drive to Ohio to face drug charges
Two brothers from the Louden community in Whitley County have reportedly turned themselves in on drug related charges out of Ohio.
W’burg has first council meeting in new city hall
After postponing its regularly scheduled meeting, the Williamsburg City Council held its first meeting in the new city hall building Monday. The new building is the first city-built city hall in Williamsburg’s history, according to Mayor Roddy Harrison.
Grubb indicted for killing Johnson
The man accused of killing Jeremy Johnson and the man accused of helping cover up the crime were indicted last week by a Knox County grand jury.
July 4 Tea Party events planned for Corbin, London
Shelle Thomas doesn’t classify herself as a “political person,” but last November, she started sharing her concerns about the direction of the nation with like-minded people on the Web.
Special session qualified success, most say
Most but not all are calling the special session of the General Assembly, which ended Wednesday, at least a qualified success.

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