Corinth News

WHEW! The 2009 Grant County Relay For Life is in the history books now. But what a night it was! There was laughter and tears, smiles and hugs, food and fun! The best part seeing more than 100 survivors, some estimates put it at 115, proudly wearing their bright purple shirts, making their victory lap around the track.

Geneva Seale gingerly dabbed at the tears filling her eyes during Memorial Day services at the Kentucky Veterans Cemetery North in Williamstown.

With heads bowed and eyes closed, prayer spread throughout Grant County on May 7 in celebration of the 58th Annual National Day of Prayer.

Grant County will join thousands of communities around the country in celebrating the 58th Annual National Day of Prayer.

If you live in Crittenden or Corinth and would like to check out a book from the Grant County Public Library, but don't want to make the drive to Williamstown, books will be coming to you.

GRANT COUNTY - A Corinth man was killed and his passenger injured Thursday night in a single-car crash on U.S. 25.

Runny noses and high fevers are taking the place of textbooks and class attendance at some local schools.

Firefighters from Williamstown, Corinth, Crittenden, Jonesville and Dry Ridge held a training exercise on March 14 and March 19 on Main Street and the corner of School Road in Williamstown.

No one was injured when a Grant County school bus struck a vehicle just as school let out on March 17.

Since Building Inspector Doug Gilbert and the London-Laurel County Planning & Zoning Commission have been using an outdated zoning map, bids were advertised in The Sentinel-Echo last month to amend and update ...

Jeff Sipple decided to take advantage of Monday's warm weather and catch up on some yard work.

The year 2008 brought Grant County a lot of changes, as well as tragedy and triumph.

Billy Hill likes Christmas lights. Hill, the mayor of Corinth, has been decorating his home for as long as he can remember.

CORINTH - The clean up on Interstate 75 northbound in Grant County will continue this morning.

A short section of northbound Interstate 75 near Corinth reopened about 11:30 p.m. Thursday after a tractor-trailer crash earlier in the day caused it to be shut down, Kentucky State Police said.

Gov. Steve Beshear took his plan to offset the state's budget crisis through cuts in government services and a boost in Kentucky's cigarette tax to the public Thursday night, speaking to a packed high school ...

Northbound I-75 remained closed in Grant County Thursday evening after a morning crash by a semi pulling two trailers that left one of the trailers completely destroyed by fire.

Sandra Lilly hadn't put a Christmas tree on her son's grave for fear it would be stolen like the other decorations she's lovingly placed in Hill Crest Cemetery since her son's death in May.

The temperature has dipped and that means the potential for snow and ice aren't far behind.

Freeway traffic may be slowed overnight in Grant County, Ky. due to lane closures on Interstate 75 for roadwork.