Robert Halcomb Staff is a local journalist based in Corbin, Kentucky. He primarily writes for the CORBIN LADY REDHOUNDS SOFTBALL BOOST HER CLUB and has also been featured in the Sentinel Echo. Robert covers a range of topics including local events, community news, and sports.
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By: Robert Halcomb
CORBIN — Corbin Independent Schools has announced “The Academy” — a four-day event for students to learn about the skills police use on a daily basis.
By: Robert Halcomb Staff
From Left: Mikey Neal, Jeremiah Gilbert, Walker Landrum, and Bradric Helton. | Photos contributed Photo Contributed
By: Robert Halcomb Staff
Operation UNITE President and CEO Tom Vicini presented on grandparents raising grandchildren.
By: Robert Halcomb Staff
Group One Cabins adjacent to Dupont Lodge were impacted by falling debris and strong winds caused by Sunday’s storms. | Photo contributed Photo provided by Maggy Monhollen
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 Staff
Shannon Dixon, right, has been selected as the new principal for Corbin High School. | Photo contributed
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 Staff
Kenneth Howells, a patient at Mountain View PACE, was given the honor of cutting the ribbon at Tuesday’s ceremony. | Photos by Robert Halcomb Photo by Robert Halcomb
By: Robert Halcomb Staff
United States Congressman Hal Rogers, along with Kentucky Senate President Robert Stivers and Grace Health CEO Michael Stanley, cut the ribbon at Friday’s ceremony. Also pictured are Corbin Mayor Suzie Razmus, Corbin Economic Development Director Bruce Carpenter, and Knox County Judge Executive Mike Mitchell, along with a host of other local and state leaders. | Photos by Robert Halcomb
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.
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