Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Franklin County offers eight different events from January 23 to 25. Here’s how to make the most of the activities—and add your own events to the list.
Four different weekend events promise to engage both locals and visitors in Tomball and Magnolia. Although details remain limited, attendees should confirm any last-minute changes before heading out.
One local smile has captured hearts in Muskogee. Resident Sandy Tackett celebrates a young girl named Isabella, calling her “happy and sweet, always smiling.”
As winter approaches Southeastern Indiana, free “cat shacks” have returned to protect local felines from freezing temperatures. Offered by the Daily News and focused on Decatur County, this initiative aims to give stray or outdoor cats a safe retreat from the cold.
Rome’s Duplicate Bridge Club brings together card enthusiasts every Monday and Thursday, welcoming players at 12:15 p.m. before starting play at 12:30 p.m. Hosted at the Charles Parker Active Adult Center, this group fosters weekly camaraderie and a shared love of the game.
On November 7, 2025, 72-year-old Jerry Ekhoff passed away, leaving behind the memories of a life that began on November 21, 1947. This obituary, published by The Grand Island Independent, pays tribute to his journey and enduring legacy.
Summit County’s biggest annual celebration returns to honor local favorites. More than 10,000 people cast almost 90,000 votes to determine this year’s Best of Summit winners. Join the festivities on October 16 in Silverthorne to celebrate the community’s top picks.
The Johnson Creek American Legion will once again host its monthly meat raffle on Saturday, Oct. 4. Locals look forward to the event as a regular opportunity to gather and enjoy a community tradition.
In a groundbreaking move, Greenville Savings Bank has named Tracey Shultz as its first woman president and CEO. This landmark decision adds a new chapter to the bank’s 114-year legacy and sets the stage for future leadership opportunities.
White Birch Books in North Conway Village marked a milestone when its longtime proprietor, Laura Cummings, purchased the distinctive building from the store’s founder. After 20 years of leadership, Cummings now fully owns this beloved community bookstore, ensuring it remains a central gathering place.
