A country store is often the community center for a small town, a time capsule for its beloved history and a gathering place for story tellers.At...

Years ago, young and old would gather at the Union City store after hard work in the tobacco fields. Co-owner Sam Kirby was one of these men. “We’d...

Imagine Berea and Richmond connected through multi-use trails – shared pathways for cyclists and pedestrians. The Madison Multi-Use Trails Alliance...

If you see a car with the license plate RAH21, it belongs to Kim Collins – leader of the Retired Awesome Hikers and known as a “force of nature” to...

Appalachian folk music, fresh produce, and strangers laughing and talking over a free meal – these were some of the sights and sounds at the Berea...

Berea singer and songwriter Bobby James does it all. Because he has no manager, James finds venues, schedules shows, and handles various...

Laughter, splashes, joy, and wonder were in abundance at the Berea Skate Park last Friday. In addition to having fun with water the kids enjoyed...

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Zayda Flanery, Berea author, has published a book titled, “My Simple Dream”. This is a fictional novel of a year’s worth of discoveries made on the...

The American Legion Cleveland Frost Post 50 in Berea serves American veterans, service members, and their community.Their activities include...

In 1988, Larry Horn joined Madison County EMS as a paramedic. Thirty years later, his daughter London Horn also stepped on the EMS truck as a...

Cicadas have begun to emerge from around the county and I just wanted to reach out to you as you may have clients who ask questions. Below is...

Berea government and business leaders gathered Tuesday for the ribbon cutting/open house at the Berea Gallery & Events Center. The celebration...

A National Day of Prayer event was held last Thursday at Berea City Hall. Featured speakers included, Pastor Kevin Slemp of Berea Baptist Church,...

“I’ve never been a person that wanted to sit in a cubicle to make a living,” said Tyler Collet, ’17. “I wanted to be active and moving in my...