'I love my job!' Fraley bids for third term in office
At State of the City address, Mayor reminds voters he has their back in Frankfort
Elegance, folklore, and folly
Kentucky’s state bird, the northern cardinal, is a year-round resident in Berea. With striking red feathers and crest and black faces, male cardinals are the subject of much “redbird” folklore, typically signifying messages from loved ones and/or good luck. Females have their own elegant warm brown coloring and
November's Star Party!
Ep. 1 of your monthly guide to the heavens
Dead last in pay, coroners tell Frankfort it's a grave injustice
RICHMOND--Jimmy Cornelison is a veteran of war and disaster. As a member of various mass casualty crews, over the past few decades, he has been tasked with collecting, identifying, and transporting the dead at the scene of disasters all across the nation. There was that time in 2005 when Cornelison
Taylor seeks fourth term
Touts achievements to County leaders, says his administration was 'DOGE before there was a DOGE'
911 fee will be on your water bill
Council reaches consensus on how to pay Berea's share of countywide emergency communications center budget
Best bird costume
Trick or Treat! If local birds could choose Halloween costumes, many would undoubtedly don the iridescent feathers of the male peacock. Blue peacocks hail from India and Sri Lanka, while green peacocks live in Myanmar and Java. Peafowl, the name given to both males and females, are the largest members
There's been a change in the weather service
Overhauls to the National Weather Service are impacting how Kentuckians access weather emergency information
We're having a birthday party and you're invited
Plus, a special anniversary discount offer, and we want your feedback on the podcast