Barbourville, KY News

• Barbourville, KY News
• Suspicious car leads to roadside arrests
• Police nab road rage assault suspect
• Lay student dies from crash
• Primary voter turnout at 7 percent
• Knox Fiscal Court approves heliport funding
• ‘Everybody... liked Garrett’
• Knox budget down for new school year
• Hometown Bank on scam alert
• Jackson Manor meth lab discovered
• Preparations finished for Tuesday Primary Election
• King named Scoutmaster of the Year
• Fiscal court, doctors named in lawsuit
• Barbourville woman accused of assaulting police officer
• Jackson MSC presented state safety award
• Lynn Camp head football coach dismissed
• London police capture man indicted in Knox
• Smith sworn as new city recruit officer
• KCHS student arrested after making threat
• Officer finds child impaired by marijuana during traffic stop
• Fallen Knox teen honored on Derby tablecloth
• Walmart gift card scam hits Knox; company officials issue scam warnings
• Lynn Camp football coach suspended after dry ice incident
• Knox men arrested in drug sting
• KSP arrest two on drug charges
• Lynn Camp breaks world record
• Mother and son arrested after incident in Cannon
• Three indicted for Flat Lick murder
• Grand Jury returns fraud, theft indictments
• Woman charged with 1st degree robbery
• Middle Fork man busted for meth
• New president visits campus
• Laurel Circuit Court indicts Barbourville residents
• School Board makes significant changes to student dress code
• Flat Lick home suffers meth lab explosion
• Fiscal court receives KACO reimbursement
• Knox Public Schools named as semi-finalist for national award
• 14-year-old killed while crossing US25E
• 14-year-old killed while crossing US25E
• Father arrested as child found holding syringe
• Union College selects first female leader
• Knox man stabbed during robbery, 8 arrests made
• Officer nearly injured in pursuit of man
• Gray teen killed in pedestrian accident
• Knox deputy jailer arrested
• City outlaws synthetic pot
• B'ville board accepts grants for tech system training
• Obscene materials call leads to explosive situation
• Hospital management company files for bankruptcy
• Undercover sting nets prostitution arrest
• Barbourville man charged with murder
• Jobless rates up slightly in Knox
• New Job Clubs will be job seeker 'support group'
• Deputy finds abandoned children, busts meth lab
• Barbourville man indicted on rape charges
• Drug indictments handed down
• Grand Jury returns burglary, theft indictments
• Knox County man arrested after high speed chase
• County takes back hospital
• Hometown Bank warns of scam
• Sting nets nearly 6,000 charges
• County answers wrongful death lawsuit
• City moves toward synthetic pot ban
• City tax bills going out soon
• Tax battle takes new turn
• Three injured in TruSeal roof collapse
• Proposed changes would double sewage rates
• Two charged in 2010 Flat Lick murder
• Two charged in Flat Lick murder
• T&L Pawn Shop raid yields arrest
• Thieves hit Home and More Store
• Man flown to hospital after tractor rollover
• Union College narrows search for president
• Are we ready?
• Corbin vs. Knox tax battle headed home
• Couple found guilty on federal meth charges
• Wellness Center director resigns
• Man arrested for stealing backhoe
• Knox County Middle School placed on short lockdown
• Goodwill set to open
• City to hear about synthetic pot
• 1,200 homes lose power
• Man pleads guilty, gets 20 years for child sodomy
• Nursing home targeted in suit
• Drugs, roads on court agenda
• Man charged with robbing gas station
• Knox woman files sexual harassment lawsuit
• March declared Red Cross month in Knox County
• Knox Fiscal Court bans synthetic marijuana
• Collision injures pedestrian
• NCLB waiver a plus for local schools
• City council sets new record
• Man safe after Monday incident at coal mine
• Daycare owner saves child
• City school administrators hear good report
• City voters say “no”
• Knox Hospital sued again
• ‘Wet’ opponents celebrate victory
• Artemus fire victim ‘serious’
• A Sweet Treats Valentine’s Day
• Sheriff's department busts mobile meth lab
• Knox man dies in train crash
• Constable arrested for DUI
• Family sues Knox jail
• Man facing 56 sex charges
• Knox man arrested on felony gun charges
• Trial begins in train crash case
• Indictments returned in Tobacco Store, Dream World robberies
• Fire victim in 'serious' condition
• Hospital sued for nonpayment
• Hospital sued for nonpayment
• Court prepares for takeover
• Hundreds attend ‘Dry’ Rally
• State alcohol officials answer ‘what if?’
• Man charged with shooting at his brother
• Simply known as ‘Sol’
• Early voting ‘slow’
• New chair at Knox Board
• Hundreds rally against alcohol
• Wet /dry vote begins Friday
• Low-down on wet/dry vote
• KCHS principal removed, council disbanded
• East Knox Fire Dept. back in compliance
• Deer poaching crackdown
• LIHEAP funds still available
• Knox couple facing robbery charges
• Citizens want facts on looming wet/dry vote
• Adult store robbed at gunpoint; cash, imitation pot taken
• Half of Barbourville readers below reading benchmark
• Looking back on 2011
• Court considers ‘marijuana’ ban
• LIHEAP ‘funded’
• Union takes possession of old hospital building
• Woman facing bribery charge
• Slick roads cause wrecks, close schools
• Prayer event focuses on alcohol
• Christmas surprises for inmates...
• Robber still on loose
• Robber still on loose
• New place for ‘wet’ vote
• Looking forward to 2012
• County ponders jail healthcare
• Knox retail store robbed at gunpoint
• City hosts New Year’s Eve event
• Knox Fiscal Court to consider ban on synthetic marijuana
• Merida convicted of child sex abuse
• Union receives large grant
• ‘Wet’ polling places changed
• Facility brings gift of wellness
• Holiday hours set
• Couple sues city officer
• Council discusses crime, community donations
• Heating, cooling issues persist at KCHS
• City school board praised
• Knox man pleads guilty to federal explosives charge
• Wet on the way?
• Who will decide?
• Knox men face murder charge
• ‘Bad Hair Bandit’ nabbed here
• County gets $25K to fight underage drinking
• ‘eWarrents’ now online in Knox
• BREAKING NEWS: 'Bad Hair Bandit' nabbed in Barbourville
• Hubbs Creek issue causes heated fiscal court meeting
• Man killed in ATV crash
• Mountain Warriors returning
• Schools battle continues
• Author speaks at Chamber luncheon
• Man leads push to reinstate county Jailtracker Web site
• Snow days are now ‘learning days’
• Knox man dies after crash
• Thanksgiving closings set
• CDL holders face new regulations
• Alleged burglar nabbed
• Canady honored as ‘player of the year’
• Jeep hits bus just after school Friday
• Union College president retires early
• City audit gets ‘thumbs up’
• Knox residents get ‘voice’ in group
• Be prepared for Old Man Winter
• TruSeal closing in 2012
• Closure news ‘devastating’
• Police investigate robbery, beating
• Parties split Knox races
• Local soldiers return
• Wet/Dry target set
• Knox jobless rates edging up
• Man with gun causes minor panic
• Out in the cold
• Bridge work on docket for fiscal court
• Whitley bank robber may be same involved in Knox heists
• UK legend speaks
• Hubbs Creek Road improvement fails state test
• Chamber hears Goodwill progress
• Man electrocuted at substation
• Stolen weapons found during traffic stop
• Password dispute leads to abuse arrest
• Fright Night set
• Fiscal Court amends 2011-2012 budget
• In ‘Pursuit of the Golden Can’
• Traffic stops more than 'routine'
• Woman found dead at Flat Lick home
• Coal company sued over flood death
• Dewitt residents fight postal closure
• City school installs new policies
• Knox Sheriff ‘moving out’
• Classes coming to Knox Co. Jail
• ‘Wet’ petition circulating
• JailTracker website no longer public
• Tempers flare at heated Fiscal Court meeting
• Arrest made for stolen DBF tickets
• Brooks marks 100th birthday
• ALERT - Police warn of phone scam
• Boone Festival street closing schedule set
• Knox man charged with murder
• Road closure woes continue
• Scores are in; NCLB ‘dead’
• Alleged murderer indicted
• Dewitt residents vow to fight post office closing
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrests
• Knox fugitive nabbed
• FEMA disaster center to close Wednesday
• School test scores to be released
• Knox, city schools get $11K in PRIDE funds
• Man killed on US 25E
• Woman loses $2K in check scam
• Shots fired in Artemus
• Fiscal Court sets tax rates
• Union honors local teachers
• Meth medicine bill to resurface this year
• Corey gets ‘clean’ audit
• Corey gets 'clean' audit
• Disaster recovery center open
• Council agrees to Union bond
• City tax bills going out
• No increase, but more money
• Fiscal Court sets county tax rates
• FEMA opens disaster recovery center
• Flood unemployment funds available
• City tax rates increase
• Knox to get share of FEMA money
• Funds to help in cleanup, jobs
• Bioterrorism Unit on standby
• Four nabbed in meth bust
• Hospital to get $300k in funding
• Individual assistance available for flood victims
• Man indicted for sexually abusing pre-teen victim
• Two charged in beating
• Man indicted for shooting father
• Audit not discussed in ‘short’ session
• Unpaid tax bills sold
• State blasts County in audit
• Armed robber still on loose
• Knox schools in spotlight
• Trio charged with making meth
• Basic training at 42
• Chamber learns about ‘Shining Stars’
• Back to School for Barbourville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Three charged with cooking meth at strip pit following Sunday morning incident
• Manhunt underway for bank robber
• Death sentence overturned
• Nursing home cited for deficiencies
• Union appoints ‘acting’ president
• Floods leave residents uneasy
• Knox ACT scores up
• Pickard gets 'clean' audit report
• McFarland named acting president at Union
• Knox residents file federal hip replacement suit
• City drug bust reveals three meth labs
• From devastation to recovery...
• Pill bust nets arrest
• Barbourville City BOE starts new reading program
• Sheriff makes pot, pill busts after investigations
• History repeats itself
• Gray couple charged with endangerment
• Barbourville residence yields three meth labs during recent bust
• Drug raid nets five arrests
• Knox jail, officials targeted in lawsuit
• Murder case goes to Grand Jury
• Fiscal Court approves road funds
• Broughton named new police chief
• Knox benefits from coal windfall
• Man injured in Gray crash
• Broughton named new city police chief
• Gray couple charged with making meth
• Shooting victim charged with murder
• Homeowner foils potential burglary
• Obama declares Knox County ‘major disaster’
• Tax assessments likely to increase
• Honesty pays off for Knox man
• Possible postal closings eyed
• Homeowner foils potential burglary
• Triple shooting leaves one dead
• Man charged with ramming four-wheeler
• Pay now or pay later
• Search continues for drowning victim
• Coupon craze hits Knox in full force
• Authorities suspend search for Knox drowning victim
• Council ponders storm shelters
• Knox man drowns
• Wire theft cripples access to 911
• Widow of miner files federal lawsuit
• Son charged in father’s shooting
• Freedom celebrated
• City wins in sign battle
• Parking crackdown
• School violence faces ‘Greendot’
• Check fraud among other indictments
• Knox BOE extends Hulett’s contract
• Man allegedly chases, stabs woman
• Alleged shooter indicted
• Trio indicted for assaulting juvenile, adult
• Familiar face appointed new treasurer
• Commercial Bank branch targeted in Friday heist
• Pair busted in meth lab raid on Hwy. 229
• Man charged for beating child with network cable
• One dead, one critical after double shooting
• Flash flood leaves Kay Jay in ruins
• Commercial Bank Branch involved in heist
• Crossing woes remain
• ‘Kids College Art Camp’ is a different summer experience
• City OK’s tough ‘11-’12 budget
• Knox BOE gives Hulett perfect score
• Bohl to compete in Miss Kentucky Outstanding Teen Pageant this weekend
• Green Road teen killed
• 149th deploys, again
• Food safety course may curb food borne illness
• Security guard foils theft attempts
• Council to ponder emergency plans
• Man injured in 4-wheeler crash
• Different kind of derby
• Knox teen killed in cycle-car crash Saturday
• Jack’s Stop N’ Shop changes ownership
• Bear crashes picnic
• Memorial Day service serves for remembrance, reminder
• Drug suspects indicted
• Fiscal court approves property purchase, first reading of budget
• Shooting suspect indicted
• Drug suspects indicted Thursday
• De Rosset announces retirement
• What’s the plan?
• Argument leads to shooting
• Knox budget ‘work in progress’
• Couple charged for cooking meth
• Knox BOE passes tentative budget, update on lawsuit
• It’s ‘Mind’ blowing
• School issue to be heard by state board
• Jones, Sanborn to represent Knox in Mountain Laurel Pageant
• ‘Unlucky day’ for drug suspects
• Coal company with local ties cited in lawsuit
• Voter turnout at near-record low; Williams, Farmer win
• Quilting a new lease on life
• Friday 13th unlucky day for alleged drug suspects
• New Guinness record?
• Crossing work underway
• Clerk gets clean audit
• Woman charged with forging prescription
• Storm system could bring large hail, tornadoes
• All about tax credits...
• Man pleads guilty to murder conspiracy
• Bimble church burglarized
• Local man ‘losing his marbles’ to help young cancer victim
• Four decades at the counter
• Cutting sentences, cutting costs
• Man attacked during home invasion
• Five indicted on sex charges
• Eight face pot charges
• Absentee teachers
• Citizen ‘closes’ county park
• Ready to vote
• Fiscal Court okays meeting change
• Friday Grand Jury indicts sex, theft, drug suspects
• Two people shot at Woodbine; alleged shooter still at large
• Blaze destroys Trosper home
• Couple charged with child endangerment
• Infection hits Knox Schools
• Rogers makes stop at Union
• Citizens invited to ‘nail burdens to cross’
• Local educators featured in book; signing set Tuesday
• Child Abuse Prevention week rally held
• Corbin hospital to slash workforce
• School evacuated after bomb threat
• City agrees to negotiate 911 issue with county
• Man pleads guilty to making meth
• Police investigate bomb threat at Dewitt Elementary
• Storm rips across Knox
• Knox among unhealthiest counties
• Sex suspects bound for grand jury
• Heidrick man charged with Bell County kidnapping
• Twenty-one meth labs discovered
• Men face sex charges
• Freedom brief for escapees
• Suspects charged with shaking infant girl
• Teacher gets book published
• Knox Co. Extension Office hosts ‘Baby Fest’
• Audit ‘good news’ for Knox Schools
• Last day of school set
• Growing modestly
• Court proposes meeting time change
• Howard under investigation
• Local singer wins top award
• Man charged with sodomizing pre-teen
• Sex crimes on rise
• Couple facing felony meth, shoplifting charges
• Thefts cause ‘grate’ concern for city
• Man, bar sued one year after death
• Barbourville man arrested on sodomy charges
• Miss Kentucky pleads for homeless awareness
• Last minute murder plea
• State alleges Knox school guilty of discrimination
• River to hit flood stage by Thursday
• Cycle chase ends in foot pursuit
• Chase, foot pursuit ends in arrest
• Suspect accused of robbing woman
• Pill pipeline suspects indicted
• Corbin woman faces juvenile rape charges
• Meth bust lands six behind bars
• Russell to head Panther football
• Study Club honors Davies, celebrates 100th birthday
• Barbourville man charged with rape
• KCEOC faces crippling cuts
• Police search for murder suspect
• Flat Lick man charged with using teens in sex games
• Corbin school officials plan to appeal Knox denial
• Four local highways to get resurfacing
• Police looking for suspect in Flat Lick murder
• Lay ready to deal with 'angry jurors'
• Flat Lick man charged with using minor in sexual performance
• Pseudoephedrine bill stalls in Senate
• KCEOC opening housing community
• Citizens rally against meth
• Police probe fast food burglaries
• Woman dead after collision with train
• Man attempts to bite officer
• Middle School Panthers are State Champions
• Police searching for restaurant thieves; suspects caught on video
• Woman killed in Thursday car-train crash
• Artemus man sculpts history
• Hospital lays off 21 workers
• Area hospitals not seeing decreases
• $3K in stolen goods recovered
• Suspect allegedly robs man while posed as cop
• Vandy retires after 30 years of ministry
• Knox says no; Corbin, parents ‘disappointed’
• Knox school board votes not to approve Corbin agreement
• Indiana man indicted for arranging date with 'teen'
• Four charged with robbery
• Knox school board to discuss reciprocal agreement
• Police probe rash of break-ins
• Stinking Creek home destroyed in blaze
• Fiscal court votes to sue local contractor
• Knox BOE nixes Spring Break
• Four charged with cooking meth
• Adults, juvenile charged with theft at mine site
• Williams, Farmer make campaign stop
• Magistrates leery about smoking ban
• Knox school to implement "Plan B" on some snow days
• Williams, Farmer to visit Knox Monday
• Two charged with theft at Knox mine
• Mills resigns as Panther coach, takes job at Bell County
• Sex abuse case headed to Grand Jury
• Man pleads guilty to sex charges
• You might be on camera...
• Some want them, some don’t
• Machine return: round two
• Local church offers ‘Celebrate Recovery’
• Goodwill store not far off
• Man charged with sex abuse of 12-year-old
• Smoking ban meetings planned
• Tax battle now in Supreme Court
• Snow removal costs high
• Thompson outlines ‘state of city’
• Lake begins council term
• Knox Health Department warns of recall of alcohol preps, swabs
• Knox requests Supreme Court hearing in Corbin tax battle
• Court okays line of credit for hospital
• Are you a drug dealer?
• Court looks to new year
• Man charged for hiding pills in his underwear
• Woman charged with stealing guns
• Billboard battle back in court
• Just call her 'lieutenant'
• UNITE 'Accidental Dealer' program kick-off set tonight
• Taking Office...
• Ousted magistrates a ‘no-show’
• Man jailed for having 11 meth labs
• Armed robber still on loose
• Looking ahead to 2011
• Knox teacher facing contraband charges
• 2010 - A Year in Review
• Woman killed in north KY 11 crash
• Artemus man charged with making meth
• Judge orders return of poker machines
• Murder 'in the cards'
• UPS man finds woman’s body
• Teen’s prank call prompts search for ‘gunshot victim’
• Man survives house fire
• Adams celebrates end of half-century career
• Search for gunshot victim called off
• Knox cold case included in KSP deck of cards
• Smoking shacks coming down
• Smoking ban ordinance under review
• County students lose break days
• Infant, toddler found at meth lab
• Council member bids emotional goodbye
• Perkins back in jail for drug trafficking
• City preparing for winter storm
• Kentucky Transportation Cabinet states local routes are "dangerously slick" this morning
• Kentucky Transportation Cabinet crews prepare for winter storm
• Knox under Winter Storm Watch
• Motorists urged to use extreme caution
• Sex predator pursues Knox ‘teen’
• Keep kids safe on the ‘net
• Scouts honor Fox
• Immunization is best medicine
• Parker fights for life after flu battle
• Shoplifting cases rising
• Would-be burglars blocked by victim
• Meth puts Ky. in top 5
• Indiana man charged with stalking local "teen"
• Teen charged with cooking meth
• Grubb files appeal in murder case
• Couple indicted for making meth with kids in home
• Jury indicts suspect for beating man with screw-laden board
• High waters send kids home
• People scramble to pay taxes
• Hundreds turn out for 'I Believe in Santa Parade'
• Wellness Center director hired
• Judge says drug evidence stays
• City school takes trip around the world
• Tourism holds official open house at Owens House
• School battle may kick up a notch
• Local Guard mobilized
• TRAINING FOR TRAGEDY
• Soldiers & Sailors rededicated
• Bus drivers simulate texting dangers
• UNITE 'Pill Dragon' comes to Barbourville
• New push for smoking regulations
• Schools’ dropout rates prompt state action
• High-speed chase tops 120 mph
• Profane outburst leads to Tasing
• Vet shares his World War II story
• Chase exceeds 120 miles per hour, ends in arrest
• A gorgeous fall day for welcoming alumni and friends to Homecoming 2010! I hear it's possible we'll have a record crowd this year—the more, the merrier!
• Rolling out the welcome mat (and banners!) for homecoming weekend.
• A collection of snapshots from Homecoming Weekend: beautiful fall weather, lots of orange and black, and hundreds of alumni and friends.
• Dr. Pettys (Mama P!) returns to the stage for the fall production, "The Little Foxes." Opens tonight and continues on Oct. 29, Oct. 30, and Nov. 5 and 6.
• Gray man convicted of sodomy, other sex crimes
• Use of dangerous drug on rise
• Parent arrested for assault on umpire
• Court dominated by three newcomers
• New face tops City Council vote
• Incumbents sweep countywide races
• One day brings two crashes, four injuries
• Newcomer top council vote-getter
• New court members outnumber incumbents
• Incumbents sweep countywide races
• Man charged with attempted murder for throwing bottle at cops
• Sheriff's office audit in good order
• Call-A-thon, auction raises over $10K
• Knox men faces drug trafficking charges
• Ledford heads to state teen pageant
• Man allegedly tells child to lie to cops
• Woman charged with mail theft
• Candidates on 'Hot Seat'
• Political hopefuls face off in County Candidate Forum
• Woman charged for abandoning infant child
• Outdoor fitness stations dedicated
• First Baptist marks milestone with addition
• Grubb guilty of murder
• Hammons’ wife to be new Republican jailer candidate
• County mourns jailer's passing
• Gasoline spill clean-up continues
• County mourns death of jailer; replacement to be named
• Emotional testimony marks first day of Grubb trial
• Sheriff's drug roundup nets 24 suspects
• Accident victim identified
• Man faces drug, theft charges
• Helton earns statewide science teaching award
• Murder trial set for Monday
• Nursing school moves forward
• Court nixes Corbin from payroll
• Knox Middle School teacher named Science Teacher of Year
• Knox teams win gridiron matchups
• 2010 Daniel Boone Festival Royalty
• Help on its way for heat bills, available Nov. 1
• Absentee voting to begin Friday
• Electrical fire leaves several people homeless
• Man charged for beating elderly man with stick
• 'Boone's Trails' in full swing
• Drug raids held, suspects indicted
• Man indicted for sodomy of child
• Woman sues City School
• Wrecks, wrecks everywhere!
• Couple arrested on child endangerment, pot charges
• Fire heavily damages Barbourville apartment building, tenants left homeless
• Nine nabbed in roundup
• 'See you at The Pole' rally draws over 800
• Sheriff's roundup nets nine suspects
• Grand jury indicts 40 suspects
• Climbing the ladder...
• Circus comes to town
• Home robbed at Prichard Branch
• Missing Heidrick woman back home
• Physicians file suit against Pacer Health
• Ready or not, scores are in
• Power outage hits downtown Barbourville
• Missing girl back at home
• Teacher gets 2nd DUI
• Trick-or-treat, Fright Night set
• Trosper home damaged by tree
• Heidrick woman missing since July
• ‘Walk For Recovery’ celebrates victories
• A Growing Problem
• Voting machines set Friday
• Teen hit by car at Flat Lick
• Man indicted for solicitation of minor
• Delinquent tax bills purchased
• Business closes suddenly, jobs lost
• Car hit by train
• Actors prepare to wage battle
• Dunaway named Grand Marshal
• Swan Pond members say goodbye
• Exercise stations now open
• Local internet business thriving
• Fall Banquet and Silent Auction
• Children's Painting Class
• Social Security Update - February Issue
• ‘Comic Potential’ to Open at Union College Theater
• KC's FBLA to Offer Computer Classes
• Union College 2009 Commencement Speaker
• Fund for Steven Lambdin's Family at Hometown Bank
• School Spelling Bee Winners Announced
• Edward Jones Ranked No. 2 by FORTUNE Magazine in its 10th Year on Best Companies...

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