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Boy saved after truck rolls into Cumberland River
A tragedy was avoided along the Cumberland River last week thanks to Conservation Officer Derek Creech being in the right place at the right time, according to a post on the Department of Fish & Wildlife Law Enforcement Facebook page. Creech had just finished a routine compliance check and had a friendly conservation at the […] The post Boy saved after truck rolls into Cumberland River appeared first on Middlesboro News.
Roark: Pitch pine
By Steve Roark Columnist We have several pine species in our area, and one of the more uncommon ones is Pitch pine (Pinus rigida). It is mostly found on dry slopes and ridges in association with other pines and oaks. It has little commercial use today but was very useful in pioneering days. […] The post Roark: Pitch pine appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Taylor receives Survivor’s Advocate Award
8th Judicial District Domestic Violence Prosecutor Janette Taylor was recognized on May 1 for her role in helping victims in domestic violence prosecutions by being awarded the Survivor’s Advocate Award at the annual Tennessee Family Justice Conference. This award is presented to an individual who is dedicated to improving the survivor experience in their community […] The post Taylor receives Survivor’s Advocate Award appeared first on Claiborne Progress.
Ex-boyfriend charged after assaulting woman, refusing to leave home
A Middlesboro man was charged with assault, burglary, unlawful imprisonment, tampering with physical evidence, and possession of a handgun by a convicted felon after refusing to leave his ex-girlfriend’s home. According to a release from the Bell County Sheriff’s Department, deputies were called to a Mills Hunter Road residence in Pineville where a woman’s ex-boyfriend, […] The post Ex-boyfriend charged after assaulting woman, refusing to leave home appeared first on Middlesboro News.
Middlesboro man causes standoff with police after barricading himself in Ferndale apartment
A Middlesboro man has been charged with burglary, terroristic threatening, disorderly conduct, menacing, resisting arrest, and criminal mischief after barricading himself in his wife’s residence Friday afternoon. According to a release from the Bell County Sheriff’s Department, Deputy Jody Risner and Chaplain Allen Sanders were dispatched to Ferndale Apartments in reference to 33-year-old Joshua Shane […] The post Middlesboro man causes standoff with police after barricading himself in Ferndale apartment appeared first on Middlesboro News.
Headwaters Arts Festival set for May
The inaugural Headwaters Arts Festival is preparing to take place in downtown Harlan on Saturday, May 18, bringing fun for artists, musicians, and folks who simply enjoy taking in the sights and sounds of different sorts of artistic expression. City of Harlan Tourism Director Brandon Pennington talked about the first installment of the Headwaters Arts […] The post Headwaters Arts Festival set for May appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Blondell presented Leadership Award at Chamber’s Women in Business Dinner
Former Bell County Commonwealth’s Attorney Karen Greene Boondell received a surprise honor at last week’s Women in Business Dinner hosted by the Chamber of Commerce as she was presented with a Leadership Award. “The leadership award we bestow tonight is more than just a symbol of recognition; it is a testament to the unwavering commitment […] The post Blondell presented Leadership Award at Chamber’s Women in Business Dinner appeared first on Middlesboro News.
LMU names new president
HARROGATE, Tenn. (WYMT) - Administrators with Lincoln Memorial University have named their next president. Dr. Jason McConnell, who has served as the interim president since Jan. 1, will now fill the role on a full-time basis. McConnell is the 22nd president at the school. “I am deeply honored to serve...
Godbey: Some things I cannot understand
By Jack Godbey Columnist I’ll admit that I spend too much time thinking about things that others just ignore. However, my brain doesn’t work that way. Case in point, I stopped at the store today to restock on beef jerky and pork rinds and a sign on the door read, “No shirt, no shoes, no […] The post Godbey: Some things I cannot understand appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Lady Jackets coast past Harlan
Brought to you by Harlan County Sports. After two earlier losses against Harlan, the Middlesboro Lady Jackets bounced back with a 13-3 six-inning win Friday over the visiting Lady Dragons. The Lady Dragons fell to 9-15 overall and 3-2 in district action. Middlesboro improved to 10-13 overall and 2-4 in district action. Harlan County can […] The post Lady Jackets coast past Harlan appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
3 face drug trafficking charges
Police executed a search warrant at a Babs Arbor Street residence on Tuesday, leading to three individuals facing charges including drug trafficking after allegedly being found in possession of suspected illegal substances. David Ball, 39, of Cumberland, Eric Kleinteich, 34, of Cumberland, and Ashley Dean, 31, all of Cumberland, were arrested on May 1. According […] The post 3 face drug trafficking charges appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Middlesboro holds Day of Prayer service
The City of Middlesboro observed the National Day of Prayer last Thursday with a special service in the city parking lot. The theme for this year was “Lift Up the Word — Light Up the World.” After a welcome from Mayor Boone Bowling, the Middlesboro High School JROTC Color Guard presented the flags and Jordan […] The post Middlesboro holds Day of Prayer service appeared first on Middlesboro News.
Green Dragons’ offense remains red hot
Brought to you by Harlan County Sports. It was another day and another blowout for the Harlan Green Dragons. The Dragons reached double figures for the fifth time in two weeks as they rolled to a 14-0 win last Tuesday over visiting Hancock County, Tenn. Junior right-hander Jared Moore pitched a one-hitter with four strikeouts […] The post Green Dragons’ offense remains red hot appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Jacob West Named As Stallion Seasons And Bloodstock Manager At Claiborne Farm
Jacob West will join the Claiborne Farm team in October as the Stallion Seasons & Bloodstock Manager, the organization said in a release Wednesday. West, a Kentucky native, graduated from UK with a degree in Economics. He began his career in the Thoroughbred industry at the ground level, first serving as a groom in Taylor Made Farm's broodmare division.
Taylan Hoskins Game Report: vs Harlan
Taylan Hoskins turned in her biggest game of the season on Saturday, going 2-for-3 with a home run, two runs, and a triple. She's been particularly strong when it comes to home runs, as the game was her third straight with one or more. On the season, Hoskins has slashed 0.358/0.443/0.755 with 16 runs.
Softball Recap: Claiborne comes up short despite Allie Jones' strong performance
If Claiborne was feeling good off their 12-2 takedown of Cherokee last Thursday, their most recent game may have dampened their spirits a bit. The Claiborne Bulldogs took an 8-4 hit to the loss column at the hands of the Grainger Grizzlies on Tuesday. The defeat continues a trend for Claiborne in their matchups with Grainger: they've now lost four in a row.
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