For the love of Mother Earth
Berea Earth Warriors are dedicated to environmental stewardship
June 20, 2026
Local police defend Flock cams as new state law regulating their use is set to take effect
'These cameras make us better at our job'
June 19, 2026
State demands end to zoning discrimination against 'qualified' manufactured, modular homes
New law takes effect July 1
June 17, 2026
What in the world?! Is Cuba next?
Over the past few months, the US administration has imposed a near-total economic embargo on Cuba, aiming to force regime change, begging the question of how far will Washington go. Will the US resort to military action? Since the current administration took office, it has aggressively reasserted American primacy
June 15, 2026
The lowdown on nuthatches
Most of the time when you see a white-breasted nuthatch, it is creeping down the side of a tree upside down. Sometimes these birds just hang upside down from branches. Biologists have theorized that by moving down a tree from top to bottom, nuthatches can see down into crevices
June 14, 2026
Stars in their eyes, poetry in their hearts
The Pinnacles Astronomy club invites the public to a special Cosmic Cafe
June 13, 2026
Why home ownership is getting harder in the Bluegrass region
Existing-home sales are up both nationally and regionally, but local home buyers face a unique combination of obstacles to getting deals done
June 12, 2026
Juneteenth party expands to Richmond, will rock Berea for third consecutive year
Activities in both cities will celebrate important date in US History
June 10, 2026
When the robot asks, 'Would you like fries with that?'
Corporations must consider the value of the human voice
June 09, 2026