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Newark's iconic Corn Exchange has been granted a licence that will allow it to open once again as a leisure venue.
A woman has died after being hit by a car when she was out jogging.
A council is appealing for a Chihuahua mix to be reunited with her owners.
Covid forced some changes to the organisation of the Nottinghamshire County Show this year, chiefly it becoming a one-day event rather than two.
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A pet tortoise who escaped his garden has been reunited with his owners after a family out for a Sunday roast spotted him crossing a road.
Plans by a church to fly a flag to mark the Queen's jubilee have had to be abandoned because of vandals.
The Nottinghamshire County Show burst back into the farming calendar on Saturday — after a two-year covid absence.
One year has passed since Ben Bradley, Mansfield’s Conservative MP, took on his dual role as the leader of Nottinghamshire County Council.
The drawbridge has opened another few notches for Newark Castle’s Gatehouse development.
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Newark Town have won promotion from the Central Midlands League North for the first time since joining the step seven division in 2004.
Leisure centres have failed disabled people with timetable changes, it is claimed.
The event started at 6am in Malham, and the route comprised of 50 miles of extremely tough terrain with over 8,500ft of elevation.
The route of the Queen's Baton Relay ahead of this summer's Commonwealth Games has been unveiled.
A swimming club with strong ties to Newark is celebrating a record-breaking team effort at the British Championships.
Newark Rugby Club have completed a treble of age group titles.
Two Newark runners earned top-20 finishes at the Birmingham 10k over the weekend, despite an unfortunate mistake.
Changes to a multi-million-pound sports and leisure development in Newark were waved through by district planning members.
Experienced West End and television performers from Newark will be performing their original show.
The county showpiece has been shortened to one day instead of the usual two.
A trio of music-makers take to the stage at Newark's Palace Theatre over the next few days looking back on their long careers.
Antiques and vintage fans can search for a bargain when the popular antiques market returns to Southwell Racecourse later this month.
