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NIBROC kicks off today with carnival rides at 6 p.m. | (opens the original)
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Corbin continues to celebrate 250 years of America with sports, music, carnival rides and more fun at the 74th annual NIBROC Festival this week. NIBROC returns to downtown Corbin at 6 p.m. Wednesday with carnival rides and attractions provided by Paradise Amusements Inc. The carnival will open each night at 6 p.m. For Wednesday night only, ride all you want armbands will be $20. For Thursday through Saturday, carnival armbands will cost $25. Tickets are also available for purchase at $1 per tick
Corbin Tourism and Conv. Commission gets first look at new website | (opens the original)
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Members of the Corbin Tourism and Convention Commission saw the first preview for their new website launching in October. Corbin Tourism launched its new branding identity on July 1 showcasing Corbin’s historical landmarks, natural beauty and Appalachian hospitality. In a continued effort to refresh its visual presence and invite more visitors, Corbin Tourism is in the process of developing a new website with McDaniels Marketing. During a July 21 meeting, commission members met over a Zoom call
McGaw Music Center gets facelift as part of UC renovation project | (opens the original)
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The University of the Cumberlands (UC) set out on a wide-scale renovation plan this summer with 50 projects throughout campus facilities, including the Mary W. McGaw Music Center. UC officials listed the Mary W. McGaw Music Center as one of their key initiatives among the projects alongside renovations to the Bennett Academic Building’s second floor, upgraded classroom seating in the Correll Science Center, the development of an artificial intelligence lab in the Grover M. Hermann Library and re
Future medical providers get firsthand rural experience at Dayspring clinics | (opens the original)
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Dayspring Health partnered with a Texas university to give future medical providers firsthand experience serving rural communities in Kentucky and Tennessee last week. Baylor University in Waco, Texas, sent seven faculty members and 15 undergraduate and graduate students on a weeklong “Rural Health Immersion” trip throughout Knoxville, Clairfield, Jellico and Williamsburg. The program members visited Dayspring facilities, engaged with locals and assisted with community programming including a se
Laughing in the midst of loss | (opens the original)
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On my first day at the News Journal, my Nana, for reasons I truly cannot imagine, thought I worked at Waffle House. She told a few of our relatives as much, which prompted my brother to send a me a confused text. When I got back to the house that evening, she opened the door smiling and asked if I was making people breakfast. I do not remember exactly what she said when I told her, “No, Nana, I’m working at the newspaper,” but knowing her, she probably laughed at herself and said something like,
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