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BEREA – Even though the Summer Solstice doesn’t take place for another month, the summer season got kicked off in earnest this weekend with the first-ever Berea Summerfest at The

As communities across the nation observe National Police Week, members of our own community took time to honor and appreciate the dedicated service of local law enforcement officers.

The Berea Police Department is deploying Automated License Plate Readers to assist with local investigations and to locate missing persons, according to Chief Jason Hays.

A judge has given a legal victory to Hazard and several other Kentucky cities interested in imposing a restaurant tax.

In Madison County, shelter officials hope you can help find the many animals at the shelter a new home as dozens of dogs and a handful of cats are stretching the operation thin.

Kathy Wesley became very protective of her only child, especially as he grew into his own, coming out as gay at 12 years old.

The Berea Tourism Commission adopted a draft budget that includes a projected $1.6 million in revenue for Fiscal Year 2024-2025. The spending plan will now go on to the Berea

Amherst is playing its best brand of softball, and it picked the right time to do it.In the Division I Northeast 4 district final, the Comets made their presence felt early in the field, inside the circle and at the plate on May 15.As a result, they won their third district championship in the Lacey […]

Coal Country Candles, in collaboration with the Appalachian Arts Alliance, hosted the inaugural Queen City Artisan Festival at the Art Station in Downtown Hazard on May 11.

It should not be a surprise the Cleveland Cavaliers played tough in a 109-102 loss to the Boston Celtics on May 13 at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland.