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Cappuccino machine gives gas station employee a - jolt'
MIDDLESBORO a ' Emergency responders were on scene to fight what could have been a dangerous scenario at a gas station Monday morning.
Some job seekers are finding work
September was better news for the jobless in Bell County. Kentucky Labor Force Estimates reported nearly a full point drop in unemployment, from 13.3 percent August to 12.5 percent in September.
LIHEAP Subsidy Program begins in Bell Co.
The Bell-Whitley Community Action Agency will begin the "Subsidy" portion of the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program today, to assist low-income households in Bell County with monthly home heating costs.
M'boro woman charged with sodomy, sexual assault
" A Middlesboro resident was arrested recently on multiple charges of sexual assault and sodomy.
Delta Gas Co. rates reduced considerably
MIDDLESBORO a ' As of Nov. 1, Delta Natural Gas Co. customers will see a significant reduction in their natural gas bills.
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Defining distracted driving could be problem for lawmakers
So you're one of those superb drivers who can multi-task, right? Well, that might have been what 53,000 Kentucky motorists were thinking when they suddenly found themselves in an auto crash in 2008.
The Middlesboro Department of Community Based Services and the Big Sandy Area Development District hosted a month-long Job Readiness class for the participants of the Kentucky Works Program , and the overall objective of the class was to help participants locate and maintain employment.
Bell County Circuit Court hands down sentences
PINEVILLE a ' Bell Circuit Court recently handed down several sentencings. David Joseph Poppiti, 19, of New Castle, Deleware, was found guilty of murder, a Capital Offense, and first degree fleeing or evading police, a Class D felony.
Methadone clinic owner a no-show at public forum
Those attending Tuesday night's public forum on the proposed methadone clinic here in Pulaski County were hoping to pepper those responsible with questions about what could be expected.
Pineville Elementary students learn about Halloween safety
Middlesboro Daily News' own Howard Baker spoke to an energetic group of students at Pineville Elementary School on Tuesday afternoon about the importance of Halloween safety.
KCTC president visits Bell Co.
Kentucky Community and Technical College System President Dr. Michael B. McCall visited Bell County on Wednesday morning as part of a recently instituted Public Advocacy Campaign.
Pictured is Angie Meade Cody with her daughter Katie.
Editor's note: October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This is Angie Meade Cody's story of survival, in her own words.
Kentucky town turns abandoned mine into ride
This June 2009 photo released by Southeast Community College shows an animatronic miner loading coal onto a transport car as another prepares to haul it out of Portal 31, a tourist mine in Lynch, Ky.
Delta Gas employees get early wake-up call
MIDDLESBORO a ' Workers at Delta Natural Gas Company in Middlesboro had a startling Wednesday morning after a car crashed into their building on Cumberland Avenue.
Murder trial remains in Bell County, pending jury selection
The defense attorneys for two high-profile murder suspects in Bell County made their case Thursday morning in a pretrial hearing to have the trial moved to another venue.
In a quick meeting Tuesday night, Middlesboro City Council approved the second reading of the city's personnel policy ordinance.
MIS students discuss UNITE program with members of Middlesboro Board of Education.
The Middlesboro Board of Education met in regular session on Monday evening at the Middlesboro Intermediate School Library.
Kentucky coal mine now open for subterranean sojourns
PORTAL 31: Coal mine tour in Lynch, Ky.; kingdomcome.org/portal/index.html or 606-848-1530. Tuesday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Adults, $10; seniors, $9; high school and college students, $7; children under 12, $5; children under 3, free.
Yoakum appointed Bell District Judge
Pictured above is Judge Robert Costanzo administering the oath of office to Robert Terry Yoakum, who was appointed Bell County District Judge by the governor.
Bell County man indicted for allegedly running over woman with car
Jason Henry Partin, 35, of Pineville was recently indicted by a Bell County Grand Jury for assault in the first degree.
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