Dear Friend, As you are likely aware, The Edge crashed and fell off the internet earlier this week. With a new platform, there is a learning curve, so for a little bit, you might run into some sloppy looking pages that didn't transfer well from our old platform.
September 12, 2025
The Edge is finally back online after three days of panic. It began with a desire to add an editor@ email address to The Edge. All seemed well. There was an exchange of money, a new password, and an email that was now part of the online paper, but which
September 9, 2025
Cedar waxwings are sleek, elegant birds with their black masks and yellow tipped tails. They are named for the small red drops of wax on the tips of secondary feathers on their wings. Cedar waxwings love to eat fruit and may descend in large numbers on berry-laden trees. They have
September 7, 2025
Supporter of EKPC transmission line through area speaks out
September 5, 2025
Rate will remain 8.9 cents per 100 dollars of value
September 3, 2025
The cooing sound of mourning doves often conjures up memories of expansive summer days, even though these birds are year-round residents in Kentucky. Mourning doves mate for life and one pair may raise 5 or 6 broods of young in a year. Mourning doves are also known for the distinctive
August 31, 2025
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
August 30, 2025
Lack of clarity about the utility's aims irks opponents of the Big Hill Line
August 29, 2025
College officials respond with demand for transparency from power co-op
August 28, 2025
Plus, 911 director retires
August 27, 2025
Berea Celtic Fest is nationally known for its good vibe and great music
August 24, 2025
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
August 24, 2025
