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Monster Truck Wars, a beer tasting and more in this list of 17 things to do this weekend in Lexington.

Bill Callahan is leaving the Browns coaching staff to coach the Titans offensive line. Callahan coached the Browns offensive line from 2020-23. He is regarded as one of the best in the business. He was under contract with the Browns in 2024, but he was given permission to leave so he could join his son, Brian Callahan, who was named head coach of the Titans last month after Mike Vrabel was fired. The Browns were hopeful Callahan would stay, but they might have prepared for his departure when the...

Bill Callahan is leaving the Browns coaching staff to coach the Titans offensive line. Callahan coached the Browns offensive line from 2020-23. He is regarded as one of the best in the business. He was under contract with the Browns in 2024, but he was given permission to leave so he could join his son, […]

Baldwin Wallace University in Berea has announced that they are cutting 13 programs and laying off 23 employees.

The fourth quarter of 2023 saw 920 new multifamily units enter the Greenville-Spartanburg market—with a lot more on the way.

BEREA – Saint Joseph Berea has been recognized with a 2023 Performance Leadership Award for excellence in Outcomes and Patient Perspective. Compiled by the Chartis Center for Rural Health, the

PAC Machinery entered the PAC FW650SI Flow Wrapper in the MHI Innovation Award competition for “Best New Innovation in Sustainability” held at MODEX 2024....

Neal C.W. Strehlow of Wautoma passed away January 25th in Wautoma.

WAVERLY -- The Wartburg Community Symphony will observe the 100th anniversary of George Gershwins iconic "Rhapsody in Blue" during its third concert of the 2023-24 season on Saturday, Feb. 17.

The Berea Arts Council’s (BAC) annual fundraiser, Stepping Out For Art, will have people partying like it’s 1924.