Hospice Care Plus will host a Volunteer Training on Saturday, March 21, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Madison County Public Library in Richmond.
Teachers from eight different schools are sharing the $10,000 BPBG grant which they will use to promote student-centered learning activities that focus on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
The Madison County Emergency Communications and 911 team was honored at Tuesday’s meeting of the Madison County Fiscal Court.
A Richmond man charged in the murder of Chris and Gracie Hager in 2021, was indicted for third-degree assault by the Madison County Grand Jury on Wednesday. According to the indictment, Thomas …
The Berea Fire Department saw an increase in calls for 2025 compared to the previous year, according to a report from Fire Chief Charlie Russell. Russell explained the increase at a recent Berea …
Circling parking lots in search of an open space presents a familiar challenge for many college students. To reduce this challenge and enhance the campus experience, Eastern Kentucky University has partnered with ParkZen to launch the EKU Park app.
Rat Fight Robotics is a student-led organization, mentored by Berea College studentsmmade up of high schoolers from Berea Community, Madison Southern, Model, and Madison Central. While most members attend traditional schooling, a handful are homeschooled.
A preliminary plat for a new development in the Stoney Creek subdivision was unanimously approved Tuesday by the Berea Planning Commission, adding an additional 135 homes to the neighborhood.
Jan. 29 • Jessica Kincazid, 40: possession of forged instrument, 1 st degree • Tyron Holly, 28: theft by unlawful taking or disposition • Tara Bowling, 44: operating a motor vehicle under the …
Saint Joseph Health is proud to announce 14 scholarships totaling more than $34,000 to support aspiring health care professionals across Kentucky .
Blood spatter analysis, fingerprint analysis, forensic serology and DNA analysis. While these processes are often shown and discussed in television crime shows, students in Eastern Kentucky University’s (EKU) Forensic Science program put the concepts into practice for real-life crime investigation.
Today, U.S. Congressman Andy Barr (R-KY-06) announced that he has secured $1,000,000 in federal funding for the Kenway Extension for Community Safety and Mobility, a key infrastructure project led by the City of Berea.
The City of Berea honored Family Resource and Youth Services (FRYSC) coordinators Tuesday, with Mayor Bruce Fraley proclaiming Feb. 9-13 as Family Resource and Youth Services Coordinators Week. …
The fifth week of the 2026 Regular Session marked continued, steady progress in the Senate as we passed the one-third point of this 60-day session
The Madison County Clerk’s Office has completed a major milestone in record modernization, back-scanning required historical records filed between 1966-1994 ahead of the June 30 state deadline. …
“Every year is an important year for the National Farm Machinery Show as we bring the best in the field together,” said David S. Beck, President and CEO of Kentucky Venues.
About 3 million people work in insurance and related jobs in the United States, yet few enter the field with a degree focused on insurance. Graduates of Eastern Kentucky University’s (EKU) Risk Management and Insurance (RMI) program gain a specialized education that helps them stand out, with a 100% job placement rate.
Eastern Kentucky University was awarded nearly $110,000 from the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education to purchase essential equipment for healthcare workforce training.
The bill, sponsored by Rep. Rebecca Raymer, R-Morgantown, would require health insurance plans to cover emergency ground ambulance services, including those provided by out-of-network providers.
During a recent meeting of the Berea Tourism Commission, Group Tour Planner Emily Reynolds told officials the aftermath of hurricane Helene took a bite out of Berea’s tour bus visits in 2025, since severe storms caused heavy rainfall and flooding in the Smoky Mountains.