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ASHLAND Students from West Carter High School will participate in the Startup Appalachian Pitch Competition, set for 6 p.m. April 11 at the Ashland Transportation Center.

Doug Simons enters his 17th year as head baseball coach at Covenant in 2023. Simons is the second longest-tenured head coach at Covenant behind 29-year women's soccer head coach Mark Duble. A former Major League Baseball player with the New York Mets (1991) and Montreal Expos (1992), Simons came ...

The Purple Aces will participate in the one-day meet for the third straight season LOUISVILLE, Ky. – After a week of split competition, the entire University of Evansville track and field team will compete this weekend at the Jim Vargo Invitational hosted by the Bellarmine Knights. The Purple Ac

Berea College students are calling for the formation of a student worker union on campus, hosting a rally on Thursday afternoon in hopes of garnering support from the administration.

This article takes a look at the 15 best places to retire in Kentucky. If you wish to skip our detailed analysis on navigating retirement in Kentucky, you may go to 5 Best Places to Retire in Kentucky. Kentucky’s Retirement Landscape Of Kentucky’s population, over 1.6 million residents fall in the 50 and above category, […]

This article takes a look at the 15 best places to retire in Kentucky.

Thousands of children are abused and neglected in Kentucky every year, with Kentucky consistently ranking high when compared to other states.

In 2023, Berea College named Dr. Cheryl Nixon as its 10th president. Now, the college is celebrating ahead of her inauguration ceremony.

Berea City Council brought forth Ordinance 10-2024, titled “Prohibition of Alcohol Sales on Public Property”, prompting both public officials and residents to question the move.

BEREA – Environmental advocate and community leader Craig Williams was honored Thursday with the unveiling of a portrait, part of a series entitled “Americans Who Tell the Truth.”