The state’s No. 4 ranked team, the North Laurel Jaguars, started the season on the right foot by defeating Lexington Catholic at The Jungle on […MORE]
Mataya Ausmus started her senior season with a bang, leading Bell County with 17 points during the Lady Bobcats’ 54-12 win over Lynn Camp. Ausmus […MORE]
Bell County’s Gracie Jo Wilder was presented a 1,000 point ball before Monday’s game against Lynn Camp. Wilder notched her 1,000th career point on Feb. […MORE]
As soon as the final seconds ticked off of the clock during last Friday’s Corbin win, and Boyle County win, the talk had switched to […MORE]
The Corbin Lady Redhound wrestling team participated in the Centre Parkway Classic at Tates Creek High School this past weekend and placed 10th out of […MORE]
No Ja’Maar Chase. No Joe Mixon. No problem for the Cincinnati Bengals. Zac Taylor’s squad went on the road and won another must-win game, defeating […MORE]
Kentucky came into Kroger Field on Saturday in a must-win situation, and that’s exactly what they did. After losing heartbreakers to Ole Miss, South Carolina, […MORE]
Tom Greer’s Corbin Redhounds are heading to the Class 4A state title game by outlasting Franklin County in a heavyweight slugfest with a 49-35 win. […MORE]
1. Reed Sheppard, North Laurel, 6-3, Sr., G The University of Kentucky signee enters the season as the Mr. Basketball front-runner. Will he be able […MORE]
11. Brody Wells, Corbin, Sr. Wells is another player you might see in the top 10 by season’s end. He’s a force in the paint, […MORE]