Candidates are everywhere
This week's Postmortem is a lot about them
March 15, 2026
Whitney McKnight
A career journalist at the local, state, and federal levels, my mission is to inform, educate, and inspire Bereans in Kentucky with engaging and insightful pieces on trends that matter to them.
Local Girl Scouts inspire, lead and shine. They also hope you'll help them do even more
By Meredith Lepp While most people know and love a Girl Scouts Thin Mint cookie, the real impact of our program goes far beyond cookie sales. What we’re really celebrating is the Girl Scout Leadership Experience which is girl‑led and hands‑on. Across Madison County, Girl Scouts are
March 14, 2026
What if we taxed land more, buildings less?
Property tax reform could offer path toward more affordable housing, more community resources
March 13, 2026
Ralph Alvarado is On The Edge
Hear what he means by America First
March 12, 2026
On the Edge with Erin Petrey
The Progressive Democrat running for the 6th Congressional candidate
March 06, 2026
'Why not turn abandoned buildings into homeless shelters?' child asks Council
CITY HALL—Kids took center stage Tuesday evening, during the first regularly scheduled City Council meeting of March. First during the public comment, and then when the mayor made a proclamation in their honor. Public comment Nora Heather Wilson, age 10, a fifth grader at Berea Community School, introduced herself
March 04, 2026
College eminent domain case poses unique dilemma, according to judge
Diminishing the public good to serve the public good hasn't got much case law behind it
February 28, 2026
How can I help?
Red Oaks Forest School helps connect people to community by way of nature
February 28, 2026
Our Land of Promise keeps Berea's Black history alive
Aaron Banther is rediscovering what's been forgotten about our shared story
February 27, 2026