by Sarah Ladd, Kentucky Lantern July 2, 2026 If you or someone you know has experienced domestic violence, call the National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline at 1-800-656-4673. Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233. You can also contact any of Kentucky’s 15
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Over the past few months, the US administration has imposed a near-total economic embargo on Cuba, aiming to force regime change, begging the question of how far will Washington go. Will the US resort to military action? Since the current administration took office, it has aggressively reasserted American primacy
June 15, 2026
Corporations must consider the value of the human voice
June 09, 2026
All skills and experience are welcome
June 06, 2026
FISCAL COURT— A combination of severe weather, a higher than average number of highway wrecks, and other events helped push the number of calls handled by the county's emergency communications center to the most ever on record, a county official told the Fiscal Court during its second regularly
March 25, 2026
Touts achievements to County leaders, says his administration was 'DOGE before there was a DOGE'
October 30, 2025
COUNTY COURTHOUSE —The power utility that lost its eminent domain case against Berea College in court last week, has filed an appeal. The appeal will be heard in the appellate court in Frankfort. A court date is expected to be set by the end of this week, according to a
April 08, 2026
Victory for College bucks state trends in eminent domain
April 03, 2026
Bright blue flashes of male indigo buntings are enlivening the edges of the Brushy Fork field again here in Berea as they forage for insects, seeds and berries. We see them as jewel tone blue not because their feathers have blue pigment, but because of the way blue light bounces
June 21, 2026
Most of the time when you see a white-breasted nuthatch, it is creeping down the side of a tree upside down. Sometimes these birds just hang upside down from branches. Biologists have theorized that by moving down a tree from top to bottom, nuthatches can see down into crevices
June 14, 2026
'Blood money' that has been spent has been largely 'ineffective'
July 01, 2026
Residents are urged to avoid flooded roadways
June 27, 2026
Talking traffic, urban sprawl, locally sourced food, and preserving farmland
May 15, 2026
Anthony Looney (D), candidate for State Representative, Dist. 81, is On the Edge. Originally from Pike County, Looney describes the hardships he faced in order to go to and finish college, raise his standard of living, and move to Richmond where he says he loves living. In the interview, we
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