Thousands of people flocked to Southwell for the best in folk music, with the added attractions of a French market and Morris dancing.
Sports enthusiasts are being urged to sign up to a scheme that encourages people to take part in sport and physical activity.
Objections have been raised after a Newark sports ground was put forward as a site for potential future development.
Police are blaming the recession for an increase in the theft of meat from Bingham food stores.
The latest vandalism at a Polish food shop is not being treated as a racially motivated attack.
Art and design students at Newark College are preparing their work for an exhibition in a new venue in the town centre.
A decision over whether a tip should be sited on a Newark industrial estate has been delayed because so many people have objected to it.
The winner of Miss Newark and District 2009 is Miss Megan Brown (17) of Smith Street, Balderton.
Youngsters had a taste of the workplace while helping the Unique Scrap Store, Newark, to sell items that would have otherwise ended up on the rubbish tip.
A woman and a boy were taken to hospital after a fire broke out at a home in Northgate, Newark, on Sunday evening.
Hundreds of people are expected to attend Bingham Town Fair tomorrow.
This footage was taken by BBC correspondent Jeremy Ball on what was supposed to be a routine patrol north of Gereshk that ended in a 45-minute firefight with the Taliban.
This remarkable footage of a gun battle with the Taliban is shot from a camera mounted on to the helmet of a 2 Mercian soldier.
Soldiers on operational deployment in war zones get one period of leave in the six months they are away.
The call to prayer for the Muslim population around Shorabak echoed through the twilight as the commanding officer of 2 Mercian, Lieutenant-colonel Simon Banton, spoke of his pride in his men.
The Mercians are set to achieve one of their key operational targets four months ahead of schedule.
A man is selling second-hand books to raise money for a charity close to his heart.
Parents are being consulted over plans to officially link two Newark schools with a single governing body.
A pupil at The Grove School, Balderton, this week saw how the illegal drugs trade is tackled.
The leader of the district council, Mr Tony Roberts, has said he will ensure a Newark sports ground is not used for housing.
