Harlan News

The county's radio system was a topic for discussion at a recent meeting of the Harlan County Emergency Management E-911 Advisory Board.

According to the indictment, Freeman obtained $1,525.07 from Home Federal Bank by creating a false impression of making deposits into an ATM and immediately withdrawing the money from an account.

On June 17, 2013 Kentucky State Police Post 10 Harlan and KSP Desi East conducted a drug roundup in Harlan County.

Kentucky State Police responded to a two vehicle collision on KY 38 in the Clovertown area of Harlan around 2:45 PM on Sunday.

West Virginia billionaire Jim Justice made his fortune in coal and agriculture, and he is revered in his home state as the man who rescued the historic Greenbrier resort from bankruptcy.

The theft of copper tubing from Southern Wholesale resulted in one woman being charged while police search for a second individual allegedly involved in the incident.

Teaching people skills which will help them not only land a new job, but stand out as an employee once they begin working was the message delivered to members of the Harlan Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday.

Karen Roark, of Harlan, and granddaughter, Bethany Taylor, view a photo exhibit in the Harlan Center on Saturday commemorating the 100th anniversary of the creation of the Pine Mountain Settlement School in Harlan County.

A Cawood man faces charges including theft by unlawful taking after allegedly taking some equipment after cutting down an electrical pole with a chainsaw.

Lawana Blevins is looking forward to performing on the gospel stage at this weekend's Harlan County Poke Sallet Festival.

Brian Owens, 42, of Harlan, was arrested by Harlan City Police Cpl. Jeff Owens on Wednesday after allegedly stabbing Rick Turner.

The Harlan County Extension Service's annual ice cream social was held Monday at the Harlan County Extension Depot to kick off Poke Sallet Festival Week in Harlan County.

A federal judge on Wednesday fined three former Harlan County coal mine supervisors who had pleaded guilty to safety violations.

Harlan County High School graduate William Gross, left, was the winner of the iPad given away as part of the Bank of Harlan's graduation reception honoring area high school graduates.

During a recent fiscal court meeting, Brock rightfully commented that "We are blessed" when it comes to the new budget - something many surrounding counties in the coalfields cannot say at this time.