More than 200 sea cadets took part in a Trafalgar Day service and parade in Newark on Sunday.
The number of complaints about litter and fly-tipping in Newark and Sherwood has dropped thanks to the work of two teams set up to deal with the problem.
Police are appealing for information after a car was stolen in Fulbeck.
More than 400 people attended the funeral service of well-known dance teacher Miss Alison Willett in Southwell Minster on Monday.
Hundreds of people donned pyjamas and dressing gowns for the first Forget Me Not Sleepwalk in aid of Beaumond House Community Hospice, Newark.
Calls have been made to end the delay over the dualling of the A46 between Newark and Widmerpool.
A seven-year-old girl whose tonsils have been swollen for almost a year is still waiting for an operation to remove them six months after one was cancelled.
More than 80 children at a village school were shown that recycling could be fun when they made farm animals out of scrap material.
More sites for housing will be needed so young people growing up in Newark and Sherwood will be able to find homes in the district.
The landlord of a village pub has formed a band in a bid to break a world record by playing the most venues in 12 hours.
A bicycle repair shop where pupils can learn life and business skills has suffered a major setback after most of its bikes and tools were stolen.
A transport scheme is proving invaluable for older and less able members of a community.
A gymnast has beaten competitors nearly twice his age to win a county championship.
Newark Civic Trust has submitted objections to the plans to redevelop the town’s Potterdyke site.
Bouncers who assaulted two club-goers are to be sentenced at crown court.
Players and park users risk injury because of the amount of broken glass and litter being dropped, it has been claimed.
A rugby pitch in the grounds of the Minster School, Southwell, should be made available for community use as soon as possible, according to the town council.
Councillors found out that £2m of Newark and Sherwood taxpayers’ money was in an Icelandic bank’s frozen account via the media.
Police are appealing for calm after clashes between local and eastern European youths.
A controversial application to turn a semi-detached house in Forest Road, Ollerton, into six flats which could be used for recovering alcohol and drug users was refused by Newark and Sherwood District Council planning committee on Tuesday.
