Vol. 1 No. 2 - Spring 1989
- Famous Knox Countians: Flem D. Sampson, by William Sherman Oxendine
- The Civil War in Knox County, KY, by David Helton
- A White Man's Journey Over the Warrior's Path and Through Knox County in 1674 [on Gabriel Arthur], by K.S. Sol Warren
- Madstones, Sheep Dip Tea and Other Cures, by Carlos and Lois Renfro Morris
- Knox Countians at War Exhibit, by Susan Arthur
- Teachers Workshop: Women in Eastern Kentucky
- Map: The Warrior's Path, by W.E. Meyers
Vol. 1 No. 3 - Fall 1989
- A History of Railroads and Coal in the Artemus-Warren, Kentucky Area, by Philipp Fox
- Museum to Host Regional Workshop
- The Daniel Boone Trail, by K.S. Sol Warren
- A Scary Night in Barbourville [on the Martha Broughton murder], by William Sherman Oxendine
- Chamber of Commerce Honors Museum
- Local Oral History Project Approved, by Charles Reed Mitchell
- Research in the Cemeteries, by Jakalyn Jackson
- Museum to Help Compile Knox History Books for Kids, by Jakalyn Jackson
- Map: Trails and Roads of Early Knox County, by K.S. and Dwight Warren
Vol. 1 No. 4 - Winter 1989
- First Newspaper in Southeastern Kentucky Established in 1873 in Barbourville, by W.S. Hudson
- The Day the Union Lost on Brush Creek [on the Harry Sims killing], by Philipp Fox
- The Wilderness Road: Gateway to the West, by K.S. Sol Warren
- Museum Wins Major History Awards, by David Cole
- Emanuel Named for Early Settler, by Jakalyn Jackson
- Map: The Wilderness Road, 1775-1795, by Robert Kinkade
Note: Most articles without author attribution are by the editor or compilations from older texts