A newly elected Concord city councilor addresses Ward 6 residents with a direct message: “Help me help you.” Reflecting on a contentious first meeting, the councilor clarifies goals and pledges to foster open communication.

Every February, the Verde Valley SciTech Festival sparks enthusiasm for science among local children. At the heart of it all is the Science Vortex at Cottonwood Community School, where young innovators proudly don lab coats and crystal growing kits.

Great Barrington residents and police are revisiting the town’s Trust Policy amid concerns about how to handle potential visits from immigration officials. A conversation among community members and law enforcement highlighted calls for clearer guidelines and greater flexibility when responding to ICE inquiries.

The Jackson Theatre has unveiled its January movie lineup, featuring beloved favorites, family adventures, and classic cinematic gems. This month also sees the launch of Speakeasy Cinema, a brand-new series celebrating timeless film culture in downtown Jonesborough.

Manchester’s long-awaited zoning ordinance update has finally arrived before city officials. On Monday night, the public will have a chance to weigh in before the measure proceeds to the next stage in the approval process.

Shoulder-high greenery, eager honors students, and a bucket for uprooted weeds set the stage in Atlanta. Here, ECU students discover how digging into the dirt can spark fresh inspiration and a deeper understanding of environmental stewardship.

This all-local art showcase brings together 22 creators on the plaza, offering their work every day. Visitors can enjoy complimentary gift wrapping while discovering unique, community-driven pieces.

Born in 1941 at Marion General Hospital, Jerry Carter Edgerton spent his formative years enjoying country life on the family farm. He was a dedicated member of First Friends Church, reflecting the faith and community values that shaped his path.

Lafayette residents gathered downtown on October 18, 2025, for the “No Kings” rally, an event that welcomed both seasoned demonstrators and those new to protesting. Among them was local resident Frank Rochel, who took his very first step into activist life.

Alpha Omega Academy made local sports history this week after two of its athletes earned The Huntsville Item’s Players of the Week honors. An online vote crowned both Colton Sikes and Addie Norris, with sponsorship from Pizza Hut marking a next-level recognition for the school’s standout performers.