Discussions between Union College and the City of Barbourville regarding the future of the park at Allison Avenue continues to be at a stalemate. Read more
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The Barbourville City Council Chambers were standing-room only during the February meeting Thursday, as several residents from a subdivision stood together to address the condition of roads ne… Read more
Union College held a Mardi Gras parade at 2 p.m. Wednesday. New Orleans themed food such as shrimp po-boys and beignets were served as well as King Cake from NOLA itself. "We're very excited t… Read more
A Barbourville man is due to be arraigned on Monday, February 24 after he was found to be speeding in a Tennessee police-owned car.
The Barbourville Tigers battled against McCreary Central Friday night, coming away with a 49-43 victory over the visiting team. Read more
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For many folks, it’s been a hard week in Knox County. We’ve learned that some of the most heinous acts in our recent history have been undone with the stroke of a pen by former Governor Matt Bevin.
Although Governor Andy Beshear is just beginning his tenure, former Governor Matt Bevin is raising new allegations of corruption and issuing a warning to Kentucky voters.
Last week it was announced through Jay Nolan’s column that he was stepping away from his role as publisher of The Mountain Advocate, and turning over the reins of the newspaper to me. I’m not …
Another election has come and gone. Hours after the polls closed, and races called, it appears the governor’s race may still be up in the air.
After 11 years leading the Advocate, it’s time for me to step aside and let others in our organization expand their wings!
Another Daniel Boone Festival is in the books. It’s time for dozens of people who commit countless hours to faithfully ensuring each aspect of the festival is executed to the best it can be, to rest.
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