A unanimous vote by the Berea Planning Commission cleared the way for a possible retail center at Interstat- 75 exit 77, which may include the future home of Walmart. During a public hearing at …
County officials expressed opposition to allowing a data center to locate in Madison County, adding there are no such plans being proposed. The issue was raised at Tuesday’s Madison County …
Eastern Kentucky University has expanded its investment in faculty research, awarding $159,000 to 17 research projects.
Today in History: February 24, President Andrew Johnson impeached by US House
Matt Evans, ’91, was honored with the Hall of Distinguished Alumni Award from Eastern Kentucky University in 2025.
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Today in History: February 22, US hockey team beats USSR in 'Miracle on Ice'
Today in History: February 21, Malcolm X is shot and killed at age 39
“We Are Redeemed” is Theme for the annual Lenten Lunch Series.
Chris Hacker, ’93 ’95, director of corporate security programs, executive protection and investigations at Delta Air Lines, built a career around protecting people. Before working in positions spanning from local law enforcement to the FBI and now global security, Hacker earned his education in his hometown at Eastern Kentucky University.
The Berea City Council heard the first reading of an ordinance adopting the mid-year budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026, including a $700,000 allocation from Berea Tourism to upgrade Berea City Park.
Today in History: February 19, FDR signs order authorizing Japanese-American internmentToday in History:
According to the new ordinance, a vehicle parked on a city street that appears to be inoperable for more then 30 days, or if it has expired tags and expired registration, the Berea Police Department can issue a citation requiring the owner to remove the vehicle within a designated period.
The Berea City Council unanimously adopted a resolution Tuesday enabling the administration to receive $2 million for developing a new section of the Berea Industrial Park.
Today in History: February 18, Dale Earnhardt Sr. dies in Daytona crash
Today in History: February 17, House elects Thomas Jefferson president over Aaron Burr
Madison County Food Inspections: Jan. 2026
Before a swim in a lake or a walk through a creek, few people think about bacteria or toxins from algae. But what lives in that water can affect health days later. At Eastern Kentucky University, research led by Dr. Jason Marion helps explain the unseen contaminants in waterways and why it matters for public health.
Today in History: February 16, Castro sworn in as Cuban leader
Juan Carlos Castro, ’00, was honored with the Hall of Distinguished Alumni Award from Eastern Kentucky University in 2025.