The annual flower festival opens in Bingham today, with 24 floral displays on show throughout the weekend and Monday.
Two friends who have known each other since junior school and live in the same town will take the same course at the same university.
Among the leading achievers at the Magnus Church of England School was Rachel Percy (18) who achieved three distinctions in B-tec dance, which is equivalent to three A grades at A-level.
One of the many young people to have claimed jobseekers’ allowance recently is graduate Mr Jeremy Cain (21) of Appletongate, Newark.
A homeless boy, a clown, a ballerina and a mime artist are among characters in a film being made by teenagers.
Traders at the first Eastern European Festival in the Newark area have been left angry and out of pocket after the event allegedly failed to live up to expectations.
The first Newark Blues Festival starts on Friday, September 11.
A pupil who had to study at home while he battled with illness is one of Toot Hill College’s top A-level achievers this year.
Four cats have died after being attacked by dogs in Bingham.
Police in plain clothes carried out an undercover operation on the streets of Balderton and Fernwood at the weekend to seize alcohol from teenagers.
Police officers can sip a free cup of Fairtrade tea or coffee at their local Lincolnshire Co-operative foodstore.
More money has been added to the Toby Clough appeal thanks to Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service.
A Roman well has been found in Bingham parish and could be put on public display.
A ninja warrior, a bee keeper, a butcher and a chef are among more than 40 scarecrows on display as part of the run up to a village’s annual two day festival.
A pupil who was diagnosed with a rare auto-immune disease mid-way through his A-level year still gained two A grades, despite not being able to sit his final exams.
The bad publicity that has dogged MPs in recent weeks has not been enough to deter Seb Lea (18) from his pursuit of a career in politics.
A charity cricket match, featuring stars of ITV’s Emmerdale, was watched by more than 450 people on Sunday.
Two young footballers aiming to make their way to the top of the game have been given a helping hand by Marks and Spencer.
Inmates’ stories were brought to life at a Graft, Gruel and Good-For-Nothings day at Southwell Workhouse.
A thief stole £190 in notes that a woman had just swapped for small change in a bank.
