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Pop-up book shop at Boone Tavern, Festival Dancers wants new members, Berea College outranks the rest
Seen and Heard

Pop-up book shop at Boone Tavern, Festival Dancers wants new members, Berea College outranks the rest

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

'Poor communication is an EKPC strategy'
Land Use Featured

'Poor communication is an EKPC strategy'

Lack of clarity about the utility's aims irks opponents of the Big Hill Line

EKPC sues Berea College for access to its forest
Land Use Featured

EKPC sues Berea College for access to its forest

College officials respond with demand for transparency from power co-op

County property tax rate drops slightly
County

County property tax rate drops slightly

Plus, 911 director retires

Love and harmony
Seen and Heard

Love and harmony

Berea Celtic Fest is nationally known for its good vibe and great music

Butterflies of Berea: The Monarch in all its stages
Birds of Berea

Butterflies of Berea: The Monarch in all its stages

These photos capture the 2-week transformation of an individual caterpillar into a monarch butterfly. Monarchs lay eggs on milkweed plants because milkweed is the only food baby caterpillars eat; and this hungry caterpillar ate every leaf before forming its chrysalis. By eating milkweed, monarchs ingest cardenolides, steroid compounds that make

'Some other candidates might have been scared away'
Featured

'Some other candidates might have been scared away'

New school superintendent, Ryan Neaves, shares his thoughts on Berea and 'righting the ship'

Protect access to local healthcare from fed cuts, citizen action group tells Council
Berea City Council

Protect access to local healthcare from fed cuts, citizen action group tells Council

Plus, property taxes to rise a teensy bit

The piercing eyes of the brown thrasher
Birds of Berea

The piercing eyes of the brown thrasher

Brown thrashers are year-round residents in some parts of Kentucky and offer loud, lively, and varied songs. Watch them wildly forage for insects in dried leaves and it is easy understand how they earned the name “thrasher.” If you get close to one, you can’t help but marvel at

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