That's a wrap! Last Council meeting of 2025
And December 16 proclaimed Berea Food Bank Day
December 16, 2025
What in the world?
US absence from climate talks undermines national security goals, benefits China, and hurts Kentucky labor trends
December 15, 2025
Berea is different. Some Kentucky leaders are taking note
'Is there something in the water here?'
December 14, 2025
The house finch: more common than before
House finches have been becoming more prevalent in Kentucky in the past several decades after a few were brought from the southwestern United States and released on Long Island, New York in 1940. They quickly spread to all of the eastern states. Males look similar to purple finches but are
December 14, 2025
Room in the Inn provides emergency meals and housing
'How Can I Help?' is The Edge's new bi-weekly column that identifies various helping organizations in Berea and the surrounding area, and offers ways for you to connect with them, either as a client, or as a volunteer or donor. From Alysia Mora, Board President of
December 13, 2025
A bomb threat, an arrest, an ICE encounter, all in under an hour
For Berea police force, danger is the daily norm
December 12, 2025
All together now
City gathers input from experts, citizens on how to connect homeless, hungry, and in-need Bereans to service organizations
December 09, 2025
All's well that ends well
December 07, 2025
The purple finch: less common than before
A male purple finch, in the words of naturalist Roger Tory Peterson, is a “sparrow dipped in raspberry juice.” While found in Kentucky, purple finches have become less common over the past decades as the population of house finches (next week’s feature) has grown. The National Audubon Society’s
December 07, 2025