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A viral Goodwill find in Berea has taken on new life, leading a couple in Berea on an online “wild goose chase” that dragged them all over the Internet.

Dos Santos said the DA discovered the 34 children when the party visited the informal settlement to address community concerns.

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PIKEVILLE — According to University of Pikeville President Burton Webb, the recently-released study on whether there should be a four-year state-run university in Eastern Kentucky is the beginning of a

Written by: Selaki Ledwaba A 39-year-old Nigerian male was arrested on Monday, January 22 by the Johannesburg Metro police for selling & dealing drugs. The man who was arrested in Berea was seen dealing on an AI surveillance camera on Sunday the 21st of January at O'Reilly & Fife Ave, Berea. According to JMPD

"Heart, Head, and Hand" features works of simple beauty by Berea College students and faculty

The Berea Police Street Crimes Unit is trying to reunite local property owners with their stolen items, including power tools, laptops, and home electronics.

Mayor Bruce Fraley proclaimed January to be Human Trafficking Prevention Month in Berea while celebrating the work of a non-profit that aims to help young women who have suffered sexual

Andrew Berry says Joe Flacco would be welcomed back if the 39-year-old quarterback who led the Browns to the playoffs in heroic fashion in December wants to play for them again in 2024. But that doesn’t mean it will happen. Berry, the Browns general manager since 2020, answered questions about Flacco and many other subjects on Jan. 22 during his season-ending press conference at the team’s training complex in Berea. Flacco was signed to the practice squad on Nov. 20 — three days after ...

Buffalo City Metro’s financial woes have compromised its operations and put critical services at risk.The city is so cash-strapped that, according to sources, transactions on its petrol cards used by some traffic officers have been rejected in recent weeks, with no remaining credit at some filling stations because of unpaid bills.