News
Christmas Day on the borderland in 1750
By Jadon Smith Contributing Writer Christopher Gist was born in Maryland in the early 1700’s and learned surveying ...
News
As coronavirus cases increase, so do hospitalizations and deaths
The pandemic continued to accelerate in Kentucky Monday, especially in hospitals but also in new cases. Kentucky reported ...
News
Farmers encouraged to apply for new ag exemption number
Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Dr. Ryan Quarles is reminding agricultural producers about the upcoming deadline to apply for ...
News
COLUMN
Fried chicken, the Colonel, and a Nashville businessman
By Bill Carey Guest Columnist You may not have heard of the late Nashville businessman Jack Massey. But ...
News
Christmas wreath program honors fallen Kentucky State Police officers
The Kentucky State Police (KSP) has 37 fallen officers who have died in the line of duty since ...
News
New contest encourages 4-H’ers to get creative with country ham
The 4-H country ham project is one of the most highly anticipated 4-H activities each year. In 2022, ...
News
Middlesboro man charged with firing shots at Knox County residence
On Monday, Nov. 22, at approximately 6:58 p.m., Knox County Dispatch received a call in regard to an ...
News
Adams continues state voter registration clean-up
FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Secretary of State Michael Adams has announced that more voters were removed from Kentucky’s ...
News
Knoxville Symphony Orchestra to bring holiday spirit to East Tennessee communities
The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra kicks off the holiday season this December in Harrogate, Dandridge and Athens with three ...
News
Recognizing the signs of bullying
By Brian Good Bell County Extension Agent While we have come a long way in raising bullying awareness ...
