Today in History: December 4, Terry Anderson freed after nearly seven years as hostage
A number of zoning changes came under review at the most recent meeting of the Madison County Fiscal Court, which officials say bodes well for business development.
Today in History: December 3, toxic gas leak kills thousands in Bhopal
Today in History: December 2, first permanent artificial heart implanted
With these bees working as powerful pollinators to support crop production, Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) Associate Professor Dr. Valerie Peters focuses her research on bee conservation through plant diversity—determining which plants in Kentucky and tropical areas like Costa Rica support bee populations.
On a day when most charities ask for donations, Berea Food Bank is doing something different--giving instead of asking. Volunteers stuffed red and green bags full of all the makings of holiday …
Today in History: December 1, Rosa Parks refuses to give up bus seat
Today in History: November 30, WTO protesters and police clash in Seattle
Today in History: November 29, the Sand Creek Massacre
Today in History: November 28, the debut of the Grand Ole Opry
Berea City Councilman John Payne, right, was honored last week with a certification from the Kentucky League of Cities.
Today in History: November 27, Harvey Milk and George Moscone fatally shot
Berea Tourism and the City of Berea stepped up their efforts when it comes to holiday decorating this year, part of a year-long campaign to beautify the city.
Eastern Kentucky University will celebrate students’ academic success during the fall 2025 commencement ceremonies on Thursday, Dec. 4 and Friday, Dec. 5, at the EKU Center for the Arts.
Today in History: November 26, Mumbai terror attacks of 2008 begin
Today in History: November 25, John F. Kennedy laid to rest at Arlington
Today in History: November 24, Jack Ruby shoots Lee Harvey Oswald
Novelis Corporation in Berea landed a $1.875 million award to expand its rail capacity and logistics efficiency, according to an announcement from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. The funds will be used toward the construction of a rail spur for the aluminum recycler.
Today in History: November 23, Doug Flutie’s ‘Hail Mary’ beats Miami
The City of Berea and Berea Tourism held a ribbon-cutting for the Pickleball Courts last Friday. There are three courts located near the Berea Skate Park and gives residents a chance to enjoy a …