Louisiana man sentenced in Whitley County case
Thomas William Bunn, 26, received a nine year sentence in Kentucky for three counts tied to a October high speed chase and related crimes. He pled guilty to two counts of first degree fleeing and one count of first degree criminal mischief, with three year terms on each count. He must first serve federal prison time after an appearance May 7 in U. S. District Court before Judge Danny C. Reeves for firearm possession by a felon, which carries up to 10 years and a $250000 fine. Authorities say his multi jurisdiction spree began after escaping a Louisiana parole, with ATF affidavits noting further charges likely in other states.
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Louisiana
Whitley County
Thomas William Bunn
Bunn
U.S
Danny C. Reeves
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
Todd Tremaine
Funeral for Big John Bowling: Laurel jailer dies at 72
Friends and former coworkers remember John Bowling known as Big John who led Laurel County Jailer from 1978 to 1988. He died Sunday at St Joseph London hospital at age 72. Local words praise his friendly bear like personality and big heart.
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Big John
Laurel County
Barbra Rudder
John Bowling
the Laurel
County
Laurel County Detention Center
Bowling
Big John Bowling
St. Joseph London Hospital
Man Accused in Beating Death Faces Trial Date
Samuel E. Plotnick, 36, has a jury trial set for Sept. 11 in the December beating death of 55 year old Jimmy D. Peace in Corinth Community. He is indicted on several charges related to the death. Whitley County Sheriff Colan Harrell reported the burglary call that led to the case.
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Corinth
Samuel E. Plotnick
Jimmy D. Peace
Whitley County
I ‘Oun
Colan Harrell
OSU TSS Marlene Thompson Corbin
OSU TSS Marlene Thompson Corbin is acknowledged in university notices. The item notes her role within OSU and highlights ongoing student support services and program updates.
Jellico Community Hospital holds ribbon cutting for ER expansion
Jellico Community Hospital officials and residents gathered Tuesday for the ribbon cutting of the expanded and renovated emergency department. CEO Erik Wangsness praised the upgrade as a response to overcapacity, noting the ER space grew from 6,000 to 8,500 square feet in a project costing over 3 million dollars. Tours followed the ceremony.
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Jellico Community Hospital
Erik Wangsness
Jellico
Wangsness
Jason Dunkel
Greg Caton
Cere
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OSU Tss
Marlene Thompson
Corbin
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Godwlais
Guus
Diana West
By Becky Kituan
Epitor
Becky Killian
Kathy Gimbel
Gimbel
Larry West
Scott Appalachian Industries
Huntsville
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George W. Potter
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