Council: 'Thank you City workers for keeping us safe in the storm'
Plus, celebrating public school family resource and youth service coordinators
February 04, 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.
Green alert cancelled by RPD
Military veteran Nathan Branstutter deceased
February 03, 2026UPDATE: RPD Green alert
Have you seen Nathan Branstutter?
February 02, 2026Notice from Richmond Police
Green Alert for Nathan Branstutter
February 02, 2026
Reliable and fair doesn't just happen
Reporting takes dedication, love of community, and your support
February 01, 2026
How can I help?
This week's featured service offers rape crisis, other sexual violence support
January 31, 2026
Coal country: too costly for factories, just right for data centers
Kentucky's lost smelter opportunity shows how reliance on fossil fuel repels new jobs, attracts big servers and secret deals in the high tech race to be the biggest AI company. Is Madison County ready for Meta and more?
January 30, 2026
Whadda about it?
Fist fights, trash fights, rights fights
January 25, 2026
Pain in the trash! Residents say City waste hauler should be canned for poor service
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
January 23, 2026