Mayor Fraley News Today

On Memorial Day morning at Eastern Kentucky University, the Office of Military and Veteran Affairs, along with the university and community members added eight more dogtags to the EKU Veterans

State and local officials have gotten new answers in the mystery of what caused a house fire that destroyed a home in Berea on Jan. 19.

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

“The future is bright for the City of Berea,” proclaimed Mayor Bruce Fraley at his fifth State of the City Address on Monday night.

The number of small businesses is growing in Berea, and officials are urging residents to help keep that trend going by shopping locally this Saturday and throughout the holiday season.

Andy McDonald

Berea Contractor Ricky Clontz received a certificate of appreciation from Mayor Bruce Fraley for volunteering his time and materials to upgrade the Berea Intergenerational Center. Staff and clients from the

Sierra Marling

Berea Parks and Recreation Director Priscilla Bloom highlighted the achievements of her department during a recent Berea City Council meeting, including wrapping up the pool season with its annual event,

Andy McDonald