Sitemap - 2025 - The Edge
Electric rates increase in July
Amid rapid industrial and population growth, Bereans share concerns with City
College prez comes to Council, renews City's park leases
Hiring 'competent' superintendent is Board of Ed's job, says interim
Hatchett's expenses not at issue, teacher contracts are
Comprehensive Plan public meeting postponed
'No kid sleeps on the floor in our town'
Why is a poster of a pirate ship virtually all that remains of $378K spent on consultant?
New fire chief, new tourism commishes, and a plea for help from the Berea Dolphins
Dysfunctional leadership at heart of Berea Independent budget woes
Rage, tears, questions, fears: town hall attendees send message to absent Congressman Barr
A 'sneaky way to create relationships', plus a concert to support JAG program
BREAKING: Community Pool will not open this summer
Meet Madison County's book boss
Fish fry, farmers market, and a board game tourney
The Edge exists only with your support
Local farmers buck industrial ag trends, offer community reliable, affordable care and feeding
Road test for public comment section in its new spot
Hatchett out, Thomas in at Berea Independent Schools
'Hold to God's unchanging hand'
Loss of low-rent apartments could result in homelessness, says official
EXCLUSIVE: School Superintendent Hatchett 'working from home'
Earth Warriors clear up Owsley Fork
We CAN all get along: Council unanimous in decision to make public comment more convenient
Teacher firings: 'Like the Hunger Games'
BREAKING NEWS EXCLUSIVE: Teachers get pink slips
Lex-traordinary! Amadeus Lex dazzles on Friday night
A world without stars: the endless day is nearly here, warns astrophysicist
Rat fight! Area robotics club 'crushes' it
On the job with County 911 boss, Wendy Lynch: 'When your best day is someone else's worst'
Awards night for Berea Arts Council
Measles comes to Kentucky: experts discuss what’s next
Doctor education, not youth drug prevention, is key to reversing opioid crisis
Exclusive: Will Berea Urban Farm continue to operate?
Live music at SpeakCheezy and Sustainable Berea's annual live auction
Could Berea and Richmond merge?
When the College wasn't so 'boring' and disconnected from its true roots
Remembrance: Jack Marema, 1928-2024
Bert's SpeakCheezy moves to College Square
Industrial park to bring hundreds of jobs, but also pressures
Meet your mayor: Bruce Fraley sits down with The Edge
Council briefs: human trafficking prevention in region
Japanese flavors highlighted this weekend
Coyotes sightings on the rise now that it's breeding season
Bereans want to know: when will regularly scheduled trash collection resume?
Outgoing city administrator to College and City: 'work together more'