Today in History: October 5, Steve Jobs dies at 56

Today in History: October 4, Soviets launch Sputnik, spark the Space Age

October 1, 1925 Road improvements The Scaffold Cane Road was undergoing rapid improvements during the week through a combined effort of the Berea Kiwanis Club, Berea College and the county. The …

  A student was charged with terroristic threatening, 2nd Degree, after a swatting incident on Sept. 11. The threat, which led to a brief lockdown of Madison Southern High School, Foley …

The pavement will need two or three weeks to cure before the lines can be painted on the six pickleball courts, and lights are expected to be installed in the coming weeks.

Today in History: October 3, Germany reunifies after 45 years

A crew from the Berea Public Works Department is installing a new culvert on Ginger Lane this week, a road that has been plagued with chronic flooding during heavy rains.

Sept.18 • Allen Murphy, 32: theft of mail matter; tampering with physical evidence; criminal mischief, 2nd degree • Raymond Kidd, 41: theft of mail matter; tampering with physical evidence; …

Today in History: October 2, Marshall joins Supreme Court

When an infant is placed in to the baby box imbedded in the wall of the fire department, a signal is then sent to Madison County 911, alerting fire fighters that there’s a child to be recovered from the box.

Today in History: October 1, Las Vegas music festival shooting

According to the Kentucky State Police,  Post 11 in London responded to a death investigation at 3:03 a.m. on Disputanta Road in Rockcastle County.

Today in History: September 30, Berlin Airlift concludes

Today in History: September 29, Willie Mays makes "The Catch"

Sept. 11 D.R. Horton, Inc. – Louisville to Steven Andrew Heinlein and Lesley Michelle Heinlein, lot 63 Carriage Place Phase 1, $306,899 • Short Carpentry and Construction, Inc. to Nathan …

Today in History: September 28, Alexander Fleming discovers penicillin

Today in History: September 27, Taliban take power in Afghanistan

The Kentucky League of Cities is a membership organization dedicated to strengthening and empowering cities and promoting a higher quality of life for all Kentuckians.

Today in History: September 26, Kennedy and Nixon hold nationally televised presidential debate

An alternative and anonymous program used to surrender an infant, the Safe Haven Baby Box will be the 58th one in the state. There are 381 boxes located throughout the nation. Berea’s Safe Haven Baby Box will be dedicated at 1 p.m. Monday.