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Janie Slaven

Janie Slaven

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Editor, Corbin Times-Tribune

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  • Williamsburg City Council hears results of Green Dot community survey

    By Janie Slaven Verified| Corbin Times-Tribune Verified WILLIAMSBURG — The bulk of Monday’s regular meeting of Williamsburg City Council was devoted to a presentation from Green Dot representatives regarding their survey of the community. It was the first such survey since the city joined the Green Dot initiative through Cumberland River Behavioral Health in 2019. Top concerns for responders included abuse of various types as well as poverty.

    By Janie Slaven Verified · Corbin Times-Tribune

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Corbin man sentenced to 40 years for trafficking, other felonies

    By Janie Slaven Verified| Corbin Times-Tribune Verified WILLIAMSBURG — A Corbin man is facing decades in prison after his conviction this week on multiple felony counts. Woodburn Schlicht, 64, of Bee Creek Road, was convicted of Enhanced Trafficking in Methamphetamine, Wanton Endangerment, Fleeing and Evading Police, Felon in Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon, Criminal Mischief, Theft by Unlawful Taking and being a Persistent Felony Offender in the Whitley Circuit Court as announced Wednesday by Commonwealth’s Attorney Ronnie Bowling.

    By Janie Slaven Verified · Corbin Times-Tribune

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Williamsburg City Council hears results of Green Dot community survey

    By Janie Slaven Verified| Corbin Times-Tribune Verified WILLIAMSBURG — The bulk of Monday’s regular meeting of Williamsburg City Council was devoted to a presentation from Green Dot representatives regarding their survey of the community. It was the first such survey since the city joined the Green Dot initiative through Cumberland River Behavioral Health in 2019. Top concerns for responders included abuse of various types as well as poverty.

    By Janie Slaven Verified · Corbin Times-Tribune

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Corbin Times-Tribune

Corbin, Kentucky, United States

+1 606-528-2464