Robert Halcomb is a local journalist based in Corbin, Kentucky. He writes for various publications, including the Corbin Lady Redhounds Softball Boost Her Club, Yahoo News, and the Cleburne Times Review. Robert covers a range of topics, including local news, crime, community events, and restaurant features.
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By: Robert Halcomb
WHITLEY COUNTY — The Middle Ridge Car Show and Vendor Fair is coming to the Whitley County Fair Grounds on Saturday, June 1.
By: Robert Halcomb
LAUREL COUNTY — A missing Knox County woman has been found deceased along the Hal Rogers Parkway a few miles outside of London.
By: Robert Halcomb
DEWITT — A Knox County man has been charged with several felonies after allegedly assaulting another man and then getting into a standoff with police.
By: Robert Halcomb
CORBIN — The Jackson County Branch of the National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado touched down in Corbin as part of the severe weather on May 26.
By: Robert Halcomb
WHITLEY COUNTY — The Whitley County Fairgrounds played host to the Middle Ridge Car Show and Vendor Fair on Saturday, June 1.
By: Robert Halcomb Staff
Engineer John Steinmetz was present at the town-hall style meeting of the Corbin City Council. He will be working with the city going forward to renovate the roadways in Corbin. | Photo by Robert Halcomb Photo by Robert Halcomb
By: Robert Halcomb
EDITOR'S NOTE: This article has been updated to reflect the comments from the investigating officer.
By: Robert Halcomb
CORBIN — The Corbin Parks and Recreation Department has opened the new Corbin Fitness Court.
By: Robert Halcomb
GRAY — The Kentucky Equine Education Program (KEEP) visited Soldier Stables in Knox County on Thursday to educate local leaders about the future of the horse industry.
I began reporting for the Times-Tribune in October of last year.
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