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KSP arrest 3 on robbery charge
Kentucky State Police Det. Kenny Abner, left, and Trooper Jason Joseph looked over items, believed to be cocaine, allegedly found inside a vehicle where two males were charged in the robbery of Coldiron BP on Friday.
Race helps domestic violence victims
The first Run for Rage 5K was held Saturday in Harlan to help make the public more aware of domestic violence throughout the county.
At a meeting of the Harlan County Outdoor Recreation Board Authority on Wednesday, plans were discussed for the addition of a kids zip line at the Black Mountain Off-Road Adventure Area.
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Progress rarely comes without a fight
It sometimes seems that even the most obvious moves toward progress in Harlan County can't happen without a fight.
Justified: Soundtracking Harlan, Kentucky
Now in its third season, the FX crime drama "Justified" has a soundtrack shaped by its Appalachian setting.
Justified Review: 'The Devil You Know'
Without the capitalization, it would be difficult to tell from that quote just which Justified character Quarles is talking to.
Fatal Collision on US 421 in Harlan County
On February 2, 2012 Kentucky State Police Post 10 Harlan received a call of a two-vehicle collision on U.S. 421.
Annual Shop and Share Campaign set Saturday
As part of the annual Shop and Share joint initiative started by Kentucky's First Lady Jane Beshear and the Kentucky Commission on Women, the Harlan County Domestic Violence Council will be collecting donations at Food City stores in Harlan and Cumberland on Saturday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. "Mrs. Beshear began this annual drive in 2008 to provide ... (more)
Over 100 residents attend water meeting
Green Hill Water District customer Gary Lewis, suggested everyone keep their children out of school until water is restored to the community.
Longtime businessman, teacher, historian dies
Leaving behind a trail of outstanding accomplishments, H. Fred Howard Sr., 97, of Harlan, died on Jan.
Christ's Hands addresses homelessness
NOLA SIZEMORE/Harlan Daily Enterprise Christ's Hands volunteers Mike Ball , Kale Saylor and Jerry Swim filled trays with food from the soup kitchen to serve those waiting for an afternoon meal.
Man charged in attempt to bring drugs into jail
Harlan City Police officer Mitch Alford's arrest of a man for public intoxication on Friday, led to a drug charge after he allegedly tried to slip drugs into the Harlan County Detention Center.
Annual 100 Man March set for Feb. 11
NOLA SIZEMORE/Harlan Daily Enterprise Participants in last year's 100 Man March Against Domestic Violence showed their support for those who have suffered from domestic violence and sexual assault in Harlan County.
HPD make 3 meth related drug arrests
Harlan Police Chief Mike Thomas said his officers recently responded to a tip that landed three people in jail.
'Justified' mixes it up with old friends and new foes
It's just another day on the sets of FX's "Justified," currently filming its third season -- airing Tuesdays -- in studios perched on top of a hill in Santa Clarita, just north of Los Angeles.
KSP charge 5 with alleged drug scheme
Kentucky State Police Det. Kenny Abner has charged five people with promoting contraband at the Harlan County Detention Center.
Cumberland River and Nu-Blu Set for Weekend of Bluegrass Music
Atlanta, GA -- Hope River Entertainment is proud to announce a weekend of bluegrass music with Cumberland River and Nu-Blu. Both bands are celebrating significant chart success with their new albums including both artists appearing on WNCW Radio's Top 50 Bluegrass Albums of 2011 and the Roots Music Reports Top 100 Bluegrass Albums of 2011.
After coal mining, Loyall man finds time to volunteer
Disabled coal miner and carpenter finds time to volunteer in his community. Loyall resident, 56-year-old Mike Hall has dedicated his life to helping his community and others.