Evarts News

Charles Gibbons Sr., 63, of Loyall and Charles Gibbons Jr., 33, of Smith, were arrested on indictment warrants by Harlan City Police Sgt.

"He knows those mountains I mean that's his life he goes in those mountains every day," said his daughter Paula Clem.

Reverend Alford Hall, age 70, of Evarts went to be with the Lord Sunday, April 14, 2013, at the Johnson City Medical Center following a long illness.

Danny Lunsford, born and raised in Evarts, has returned home and is now a new associate attorney at Turner Law Office, located at 114 South First Street in Harlan across from the Courthouse.

A Harlan man faces multiple charges after officers from the Harlan City Police Department executed a search warrant at a home in Clovertown.

According to the citation, a complaint was received concerning a man approaching people at Dairy Queen and attempting to sell controlled substances.

A man accused of placing a child into a deep freezer and forcing the child to remain inside appeared in Harlan Circuit Court on Thursday.

Kim Childers, owner and operator of Kaci Productions, of Owensboro, visited Harlan on Thursday to talk with local historians and visit places of interest she intends to film in June for her documentary entitled: "Harlan County-A Road To Change." The documentary will document Harlan County beginning in the 1900s with the history of coal and progress ... (more)

Chris Thacker, 19, was arrested by Evarts Police Officer John Teagle on Sunday and charged with first-degree criminal mischief.

Beginning a new career, after retiring as vice president at BB&T in Harlan following 36 years of service, Janice Napier is now in the real estate business.

A crowd of approximately 300 enjoyed a warm afternoon, great music and good cooking at the Harlan County Ridge Runner's annual Ramp Festival held on Saturday in Evarts.