Berea Mayor Bruce Fraley used the occasion of the annual State of the City address to outline the city’s future course. At the conclusion, Fraley also stated his intention to run for re-election in 2026. The event was held Monday at the Berea Gallery and Events Center, and was sponsored by the Berea Chamber of Commerce.
A local resident was removed from a Berea City Council meeting Tuesday after city officials said she failed to comply with legal guidelines for public comments.
Today in History: November 5, Susan B. Anthony defies law and casts vote for president
Today in History: November 4, Obama wins presidency in historic election
Today in History: November 3, KKK and neo-Nazis kill five in Greensboro massacre
Today in History: November 2, Truman defeats Dewey
Today in History: November 1, Seabiscuit wins "Race of the Century"
An investigation is underway after needles were discovered in a pack of Twizzlers.
Today in History: October 31, Indira Gandhi assassinated
Today in History: October 30, Muhammad Ali defeats George Foreman in the "Rumble in the Jungle"
Reagan Taylor has announced he will be seeking a fourth term as Madison County Judge-Executive next year. Taylor was elected to the post in 2015 and is currently serving a third consecutive …
The Berea City Council is a step closer to selecting a fee to fund joint 911 dispatch services with the city of Richmond and Madison County.
Today in History: October 28, the Statue of Liberty dedicated in New York
District Court Oct. 7 • Tommy Lee Wallace vs. Tiffany Dimas • Hasanah Fatima Howard vs. Desmond Chageo Oct. 8 • Jan Hutto Bush vs. Grady Hugh Bishop` Oct. 14 • Vicky …
Today in History: October 27, 11 killed in Pittsburgh synagogue shooting
With Homecoming right around the corner, there’s no better time to discover Richmond — the place Eastern Kentucky University proudly calls home.
The issue was addressed at a recent board meeting in which Don Pedigo of STV, Inc. explained that construction has hit a snag.
The Berea Tourism Commission recently allocated another $200,000 for the improvement of the Berea City Pool, a move applauded by Berea City Councilman Jerry Little. The measure was adopted at the Oct. 8 meeting.
EKU celebrates National Transfer Student Week (NTSW) Oct 20-24, honoring the success of transfer students who find a seamless path to continue their education at EKU.
