Children at a nursery raised more than £100 for Children In Need by making cookies, face painting and making masks.
A school choir, a tour of the church tower, and bell-ringing demonstrations will feature in this year’s Bingham Christmas Tree Festival.
Three sixth-formers at The Grove School, Balderton, have reached the final of a national debating competition.
There are plenty of new faces, and some old favourites, in this year’s Newark Community Pantomime.
Newark’s Magnus Church of England School has made inadequate progress in some areas since going into special measures, but will do better says the head.
Representatives of a building firm will attend a public meeting to respond to residents’ concerns about its plans for 37 homes on an historic site at Church Street, Southwell.
A father-of-two who has campaigned for road safety after suffering a severe brain injury in a road accident has been nominated for an award a year after his wife received one.
Newark Hospital has a sustainable future as long as it is managed appropriately, so says the chief executive of the trust that runs the hospital.
A contemporary timber-framed house designed by its owner was opened to the public on Saturday.
Violent crime linked to the drugs trade is on the increase in Newark.
Autumn fair to raise money for the Salvation Army’s new citadel took place on Saturday.
About 400 people attended the funeral of six-year-old Joel Picker-Spence at Newark Parish Church on Tuesday.
Patients at rural doctors’ surgeries are leading a campaign to save their dispensaries, which are threatened with closure.
The name of a soldier killed in Afghanistan has finally been added to the Memorial To The Fallen in Newark Cemetery.
Three former colliery houses can be converted into flats after an inspector overturned a council’s refusal to grant permission.
Fundraisers throughout the area made a significant contribution to this year’s Children In Need appeal.
Gifts and hand-made cards were among attractions at a Christmas fair that, on Saturday, raised more than £1,150 towards the £1.9m rebuilding of Bingham Methodist Church as a community and Christian centre.
A girl will appear in hospitals throughout the region in the form of a life-size cardboard cut-out as part of an effort to teach children the importance of washing their hands.
A Southwell school is celebrating after inspectors praised the personal development of its pupils, its community involvement, and high academic standards.
A decision on whether a controversial wind farm can be built will be made by the Planning Inspectorate.