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1 month ago | 
twsn.net | Joshua Northcutt |Larry Spicer |Joe Roth |Bill Sparks
by | May 9, 2025 | WWE, Wrestling |
WrestleMania 41 wasn’t even 3 weeks ago, and we are already set for another WWE Premium Live Event. This Saturday night (May 10th, 2025), WWE Backlash will take place live from the Enterprise Center in St. Louis, Missouri, with a “bell time” of 7:00 PM ET, 6:00 PM CT.
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2 months ago | 
twsn.net | Will Hollon |Larry Spicer |Joe Roth |Nik Shallon
by | Apr 15, 2025 | Wrestling, Headlines, WWE |
WrestleMania 41 week is finally here, and we have an outstanding weekend of action ahead of us with huge stars and compelling storylines. On night two, we have a stacked card that is full of what could be the best matches of the weekend.
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Mar 15, 2025 | 
mountainadvocate.com | Larry Spicer
A man who made an alleged threat against a local retail store continued to rack up charges even after he was incarcerated. On March 3, the Corbin Police Department responded to a call from the Dollar General Store on Master Street in Corbin. According to the arrest citation, the store manager reported that Jacob Jones entered the store and claimed to know where all the blind spots for cameras were.
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Mar 13, 2025 | 
mountainadvocate.com | Larry Spicer
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Mar 11, 2025 | 
twsn.net | Larry Spicer
Professional wrestling is about good guys and bad guys. Sure, the lines may sometimes be blurred, but good and evil never cease to exist. For every valiant hero, there must be a despicable villain to be their counterpart. That is what makes a compelling story. That being said, to take the story to the next level, the villain must seem insurmountable. The harder the challenge, the easier it is to get behind the hero and what they are fighting for.
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Mar 7, 2025 | 
mountainadvocate.com | Larry Spicer
In her last high school game, Halle Collins left everything on the floor closing out a historic high school career. Photo by Larry Spicer The Lady Panthers came into Friday night's semi-final matchup against South Laurel ready to stake their claim on a 13th Region championship appearance and shot for a trip to the biggest dance in the Commonwealth. Knox Central had a look of determination in their eyes, however, the Lady Cardinals came in with the same determination.
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Mar 6, 2025 | 
twsn.net | Larry Spicer
Elimination Chamber gave us arguably the greatest heel turn of all time when after twenty-plus years, John Cena finally embraced the dark side. The entire WWE Universe was left in shock by what transpired, however, no one in this story was caught more off guard than Cody Rhodes. The Final Boss has found his “champion” in Cena and now the cards seem stacked against the American Nightmare. However, Rhodes has had his back against the wall numerous times in his career.
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Mar 6, 2025 | 
mountainadvocate.com | Larry Spicer
Freshman Grayson Burton showed tremendous heart with a strong effort against Harlan County. Photo by Larry Spicer The Panthers entered the 13th Region tournament ready to put up a fight on the hardwood when they faced Harlan County. The Black Bears entered the tournament as one of the favorites to win it all, however, Knox Central wasn't going to throw in the towel simply. The Panthers kept themselves in the game throughout, scratching their way back every time Harlan County tried to pull ahead.
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Mar 3, 2025 | 
mountainadvocate.com | Larry Spicer
Shelbie Mills leads the Lady Panthers to a first round win over Harlan County in the 13th Region tournament. Photo by Larry Spicer Coming off just winning the 51st District championship, the Lady Panthers come in Monday night looking to keep the momentum going in the 13th Region tournament. Knox Central would face a scrappy Harlan County team in the first round looking to get some momentum of their own.
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Mar 1, 2025 | 
mountainadvocate.com | Larry Spicer
Oh what a night in the 51st district as Knox Central and Pineville battled it out in what is sure to go down as an all-time classic. This one was a nail-biter for four quarters as neither team wanted to give up an inch in this back and forth affair. However, once the dust finally settled, Pineville found a way to scratch out the hard earned victory over an also deserving Panther squad, winning 76-71.
