A bomb threat, an arrest, an ICE encounter, all in under an hour
For Berea police force, danger is the daily norm
All together now
City gathers input from experts, citizens on how to connect homeless, hungry, and in-need Bereans to service organizations
All's well that ends well
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
Growth happens. She ensures it follows the plan
Codes & Planning Administrator Amanda Haney knows where everything goes
Council donates 5K to Berea food banks, City plans a night to ask 'How can we help?'
CITY HALL – City Council has voted unanimously to offer a one-time donation of $2,500 each to two food banks that serve Bereans. The vote occurred during the first regularly scheduled meeting of December. Per Resolution 20-2025, the City will purchase $5,000 worth of food from Lexington-based God'
What in the world?
A new column from Professor José Mora, PhD
Tufted titmice are storing up for winter
As winter approaches, the tufted titmouse harvests the last berries of the season and transitions from a summer diet of primarily insects to a winter diet of primarily seeds. Common visitors to backyard birdfeeders, tufted titmice prefer sunflower seeds. They tend to choose one large seed and fly to a
No exploding turkeys!
Deep frying your bird? Dry it first.