Self-defense or something else? A closer look at Operation Epic Fury
What in the World?! by José Mora, PhD
March 17, 2026
What’s on this week?
Local Legends The Jenkins Twins, Jaded Ravins, and Kathryn Brooks Find the twins from Irvine making what fans call “cosmic Americana” music, plus Louisville-based folk Americana and country singer-songwriter,Kathryn Brooks, along with the Jaded Ravins, aka the “modern day Johnny and June”. They're all in one billing
March 17, 2026
Candidates are everywhere
This week's Postmortem is a lot about them
March 15, 2026
Spring sunshine!
While American goldfinches are year-round residents in Kentucky, you may only now be noticing them again as the males get more yellow after their late-winter feather molt. Goldfinches are rather strict vegetarians, only consuming occasional insects. In the spring they dine on fresh buds and small seeds left in the
March 15, 2026
Local Girl Scouts inspire, lead and shine. They also hope you'll help them do even more
By Meredith Lepp While most people know and love a Girl Scouts Thin Mint cookie, the real impact of our program goes far beyond cookie sales. What we’re really celebrating is the Girl Scout Leadership Experience which is girl‑led and hands‑on. Across Madison County, Girl Scouts are
March 14, 2026
What if we taxed land more, buildings less?
Property tax reform could offer path toward more affordable housing, more community resources
March 13, 2026
Ralph Alvarado is On The Edge
Hear what he means by America First
March 12, 2026
What's on?
Weekly spotlight: Eat The weather is getting warmer and the days are getting longer, but the Berea Farmers Market has been here all along! Every Saturday, 10 – 1pm, at the Chestnut Street Pavilion, you can find all kinds of local goodies to enjoy during your next meal. Be on the
March 10, 2026
The well-named yellow-throated warbler
As early as March, these striking little birds with yellow throat feathers, black and white streaks, and black eye patches, return to Kentucky to breed. While Spanish moss is a favorite nesting material, yellow-throated warblers will also form their cup-shaped nests using grasses, weeds, and pieces of bark. They usually
March 08, 2026