When the College wasn't so 'boring' and disconnected from its true roots
Local resident remembers when Berea College traded on what she says is its uniqueness, to everyone's benefit
February 05, 2025
Remembrance: Jack Marema, 1928-2024
My dad was reliable to a fault, but his life did not follow an entirely predictable path. You might call it the knuckleball effect. He called it something else.
February 05, 2025
Bert's SpeakCheezy moves to College Square
Upscale, uptown sandwich expands offerings, adds liquor license and a piano -- live music to follow
February 02, 2025
Industrial park to bring hundreds of jobs, but also pressures
Madison County’s population is expected to grow by more than 80% between 2020 and 2050, according to the Kentucky State Data Center. Berea is already experiencing growing pains. What does such dramatic expansion mean for current and future Bereans? Welcome to The Edge’s exclusive investigation. Subscribe now LEXINGTON
January 31, 2025
An 'Evening of Togetherness'
Talent from across the region performed at EKU Center for the Arts to celebrate common heritage
January 27, 2025
Meet your mayor: Bruce Fraley sits down with The Edge
What surprises him, what might surprise you, and what must happen in local government if Berea is to have a bright future
January 24, 2025
Council briefs: human trafficking prevention in region
Plus, Tourism unveils new marketing campaign and expanded concert events, fire chief steps in as interim city administrator
January 22, 2025
Japanese flavors highlighted this weekend
Hello, This weekend’s Seen and Heard has a distinctly Japanese flavor to it. At Rev. Kent Gilbert’s 60th birthday party, held at the Berea Arts Council Building Saturday afternoon, Japanese fare was featured, including dumplings with sauce, seaweed merengues, a range of Japanese candies, and a variety of
January 19, 2025
Coyote sightings on the rise now that it's breeding season
What dangers do these wild dogs pose?
January 17, 2025