Dear Friends, During last year's Spoonbread Festival, The Edge Advisory Board and myself surveyed people about what they look for in local news. People overwhelmingly wanted to know more about why traffic was getting so bad. They also wanted to know about development, both industrial and residential. They
April 08, 2026
Plus, zone change to allow new Walmart wins unanimous approval
April 08, 2026
COUNTY COURTHOUSE —The power utility that lost its eminent domain case against Berea College in court last week, has filed an appeal. The appeal will be heard in the appellate court in Frankfort. A court date is expected to be set by the end of this week, according to a
April 08, 2026
A reader reports on her sister, artist Summer Holmes
April 07, 2026
Paid members are welcome to call in and share what you like and what you'd like to see improve at The Edge
April 06, 2026
A personal reflection on this week's most unusual event
April 05, 2026
Dogwoods are a favorite perch from which gray catbirds loudly proclaim their territory. While named for the cat-like sounds they make, their repertoires are much larger. Like mockingbirds, catbirds string together both musical and mechanical sounds they’ve heard to create their own unique songs that can last for
April 05, 2026
Victory for College bucks state trends in eminent domain
April 03, 2026
The Edge has just learned that Madison County Circuit Court Judge Kristin Clouse has ruled in favor of Berea College in a suit brought against it by power cooperative, East Kentucky Power Cooperative. Details to come soon.
April 02, 2026