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Tunnel exhibit to run through Oct. 30
The Cumberland Gap tunnel, which allows quick access on US 25E from Middlesboro to Tennessee, celebrated 25 years ...
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City gets $213,000 grant for police radio upgrades
The city of Middlesboro has been awarded a grant for $213,900 to upgrade the mobile and portable radio ...
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Man charged with stabbing another
A Pineville man is facing an assault charge after allegedly stabbing another man on Saturday. Edward Horne, 29, ...
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Man faces strangulation charge
A Middlesboro man is facing charges including strangulation after allegedly pushing a woman down and placing his hands ...
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Man charged after shooting woman
A Stoney Fork man is facing an assault charge after allegedly shooting a woman in the leg. Eugene ...
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Pineville man facing trafficking, other charges
A Pineville man is facing multiple charges after allegedly being found in possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia ...
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Fox retiring at Clear Creek: ‘I owe my family some good years’
PINEVILLE, Ky. (KT) – Donnie Fox, who has been at the helm of Clear Creek Baptist Bible College ...
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SEC Network’s Hart says Cats can beat Georgia
SEC Network’s Tom Hart certainly appreciated the significance of Kentucky’s 42-21 win over LSU and what it meant ...
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Cross country Bobcats win SEKC championship
On Tuesday the Bell County Bobcats hosted the SEKC cross country championship. Several Bobcats came away with ...
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Gunshots lead to man’s arrest for assault, wanton endangerment, numerous other charges
On Tuesday afternoon October 12, a short time after 3:30 p.m., Bell County sheriff’s deputies Frank Foster, K-9 ...
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UK players know they can compete with Georgia
Kentucky will play at No. 1 Georgia Saturday afternoon and both ESPN Gameday and SEC Nation will be ...
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Friends of the Shelter fundraiser set for Monday
The Friends of the Bell County Animal Shelter organization is holding a fall fundraiser with an event taking ...
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10 new COVID cases, 1 new death in Bell County
Bell County reported 10 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, as new cases seem to be on a ...
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Halloween comes to Middlesboro
With Halloween just around the corner folks in and around Middlesboro are getting ready to celebrate the spooky ...
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Pineville Police Department mourns K-9 Link
The Pineville City Police Department announced on Monday the department’s K-9, Link, has died. According to a press ...
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Last year’s ‘hangover’ brings muted basketball excitement
UK Radio Network analyst Mike Pratt, a former Kentucky All-American, says the lack of preseason buzz for basketball ...
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COVID-19 denial making doctors’ jobs harder
Healthcare workers “are growing weary of Covid-19 denial and misinformation that have made it exasperating to treat unvaccinated ...
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Fall Frolic 5K returns
For those looking for an activity involving physical fitness this month, the Bell County Extension Office is offering ...
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Still perfect: Cats top Tigers for first 6-0 start since 1950
LEXINGTON, Ky. (KT) — The last time LSU made a visit to Kroger Field, it took three overtimes ...
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KSP investigate Bell County shooting
News release On October 9, 2021 at 6:15 p.m. Kentucky State Police, Post 10 Harlan received a call ...
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KSP Investigates officer involved shooting
News Release The Kentucky State Police (KSP) has been requested by Middlesboro Police Department to investigate an officer-involved ...
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COVID-19 and children: What to look out for
By Scottie Day, M.D. Kentucky Children’s Hospital Physician-In-Chief As flu season comes around and our children are going ...
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Bell County reports 21 new COVID cases
Bell County reported 21 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, with no new deaths reported in the county since ...
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Pineville man charged with theft, meth possession
A Pineville man as facing charges including theft and possession of methamphetamine after allegedly being found in possession ...
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Help increase healthcare access for Kentuckians by supporting nurse practitioners
Dr. Julie Ossege and Dr. Sheila Melander We, as Advanced Practice Registered Nurses and healthcare providers, would ...