The Carnegie Center of Corbin has done what it can to renovate and preserve the old Carnegie Library building off Roy Kidd Avenue, and now it needs help from the government to finish its work. This was the message Carnegie Center of Corbin board member Anne Hacker delivered to the Corbin City Commission during its monthly meeting Monday. Hacker began her presentation reading a poem called Echoes of Silence, which is about dyeing buildings. “When…
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