Weekly spotlight: Eat The weather is getting warmer and the days are getting longer, but the Berea Farmers Market has been here all along! Every Saturday, 10 – 1pm, at the Chestnut Street Pavilion, you can find all kinds of local goodies to enjoy during your next meal. Be on the
March 10, 2026
As early as March, these striking little birds with yellow throat feathers, black and white streaks, and black eye patches, return to Kentucky to breed. While Spanish moss is a favorite nesting material, yellow-throated warblers will also form their cup-shaped nests using grasses, weeds, and pieces of bark.
March 08, 2026
The Progressive Democrat running for the 6th Congressional candidate
March 06, 2026
CITY HALL—Kids took center stage Tuesday evening, during the first regularly scheduled City Council meeting of March. First during the public comment, and then when the mayor made a proclamation in their honor. Public comment Nora Heather Wilson, age 10, a fifth grader at Berea Community School, introduced herself
March 04, 2026
What in the World?! by José Mora, PhD
March 02, 2026
Chipping sparrows are perhaps the most common and familiar sparrow. They have a crisp, clean, cute look that inspired Warner Bros. to create Chipper, an animated sparrow as a rival to Tweetie Bird. Chipping sparrows were named for their sharp, rapid, trill of mechanical-sounding chips that is one of
March 01, 2026
Diminishing the public good to serve the public good hasn't got much case law behind it
February 28, 2026
Red Oaks Forest School helps connect people to community by way of nature
February 28, 2026
Aaron Banther is rediscovering what's been forgotten about our shared story
February 27, 2026