Duckpin bowling, bocce courts, an arcade and ax throwing are just a few of the activities that could be coming to Apple Valley in a new indoor/outdoor recreation complex, if the city plays ball.

If you have an event you would like to have included, please email the information to Daily News Community Editor Max Milne at [email protected]. Monday, April 7 Midland Community Center will host ...

Virginias Associated Press Broadcasters Awards winners have been announced. The event took place on April 5 at The Greenbrier ...

Pawnee City announced a program incentivizing people to move to the town, offering $50,000 in down payment assistance. Less ...

The Loveless Cafe opened in 1951, and it's been serving homemade biscuits from the original recipe ever since. Learn more ...

The Nebraska Department of Education’s School Emergency Response Mapping Grant will distribute about $225,000 across 66 school districts statewide to create detailed, up-to-date maps of school ...

Discover Marietta's springtime charm and community spirit Play 'Final Audition' debuted in Marietta ASU lands top recruit ...

Touch-a-truck, hosted by Bell County Public Health and the City of Temple started at 11 a.m. Saturday and was free to the ...