BEREA—For the second consecutive year, the City's trash hauler has made a mess of pick-up services. The same time last year saw The Edge report on how our local Waste Connections, based in Lily, Ky., had not let a large number of customers know about service disruptions
After appointment, Barry Poynter sworn in by mayor
Says she's moving out of Berea City Limits
As number of US embassy posts filled globally hits historic low, number of presidential appointees overseas is unprecedented
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McConnell secures funding for manufacturing project at BGAD, tells DOD to consider offering more
At State of the City address, Mayor reminds voters he has their back in Frankfort
Changes so deep and swift, clearly assessing their full scope could take years
Touts achievements to County leaders, says his administration was 'DOGE before there was a DOGE'
The Madison County Fiscal Court heard the first reading of an ordinance this week authorizing the collection of county 911 fees through water meter fees. Ordinance 2025-011 calls for noncommercial water customers in the unincorporated portions of Madison County to pay $3.50 per month. Commercial customers in the same
Plus, Jackson County judge transfers second suit filed by EKPC against Berea College to Madison County
RICHMOND—A judge has granted a protective order to an electric utility that sought to prevent the public from seeing a trove of documents requested for review by Berea College. Madison County Circuit Court Judge Kristin Clouse heard arguments from the two sides today before deciding that the Winchester-based East
The number of unsheltered Kentuckians is on the rise in Ashland, Morehead, and other more rural communities
Spike in demand for food hits charities across the edge of Kentucky's Appalachia
Blue jays are intelligent and well-known for their loud, raucous calls. In addition to their own sounds, blue jays often mimic the cry of hawks. Experts aren’t sure whether this is a warning that a hawk is in the area or a means of dispersing other birds from food
The red-bellied woodpecker has already been sited
BEREA—For the second consecutive year, the City's trash hauler has made a mess of pick-up services. The same time last year saw The Edge report on how our local Waste Connections, based in Lily, Ky., had not let a large number of customers know about service disruptions
McConnell secures funding for manufacturing project at BGAD, tells DOD to consider offering more
As number of US embassy posts filled globally hits historic low, number of presidential appointees overseas is unprecedented
When governments announce a peace deal during war time, most people assume the fighting will stop. Headlines suggest closure, relief, and a return to normal life. But what happens when a peace deal is signed, and the guns keep firing? That is exactly what recently occurred between Thailand and Cambodia.
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Pop-up book shop Festival season is in full swing in Berea, beginning with the Appalachian Writers Conference’s Pop-Up Bookshop on Wednesday, September 3, from 11 AM to 6 PM, at Boone Tavern. “The Appalachian Writers Conference is about more than writing; it’s about community. The Pop-Up Bookshop is
