Hey Berea neighbors! Here’s your weekly local news roundup for January 24–30, 2026. If you missed any updates, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
Berea Man Arrested in Pulaski County Drug Bust
The week started with a serious local story. A Berea man was arrested in Pulaski County for meth trafficking. Law enforcement is continuing their investigation to keep our community safe.
At City Hall, Councilmember Wilson officially stepped down. Shortly after, Barry Poynter was appointed to fill the open seat. These changes ensure continued leadership and representation for Berea residents.
Winter Storm Recovery & Community Support
Berea faced extreme cold and winter weather earlier this week. Local shelters stepped up, expanding aid to unhoused neighbors across Madison County. Recovery efforts are ongoing, showing our community’s resilience and compassion.
In infrastructure news, Berea received $1 million to advance the Kenway Connector project. This investment will improve local transportation and support future growth.
Berea College Carnegie Community Engagement Recognition
Berea College earned the prestigious 2026 Carnegie Community Engagement Classification, recognizing its strong local and regional partnerships. This honor highlights how education and community impact go hand in hand here in Berea.
Berea is buzzing with important news, meaningful community efforts, and exciting developments! Stay connected to what matters most in your town.
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