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LEARN MOREA nightclub in Newark's historic Corn Exchange will be allowed stay open longer after a council realised it could end up with a legal bill of £10,000.
Walkers turned out in force to support the first Starlight Stride for Beaumond House Hospice Care.
A lack of late-night swimming provision has been criticised.
A former Victorian wool warehouse is set to become new apartments following a multi-million-pound property deal.
People who are homeless, or at risk of being so, has risen by nearly 40% in the district in a year.
Plans have been submitted for a solar farm that could power 16,200 homes a year.
Take a look at what was making the headlines in the Newark Advertiser 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
Crowds gathered in Newark Market Place on Sunday to watch a military parade to mark Armed Forces Day.
A university building has won an acclaimed architecture award thanks to its unique design.
A 57-year-old who tried to incite who he believed to be an underage boy into having sex has avoided a jail sentence.
A man who threatened to kill his wife with a double-barrel shotgun has avoided jail and will be returning to the family home tonight.
Many cohabiting couples assume that living with their partner for a long time provides them with legal rights, writes Emma Darley, of Ringrose Law.
A rainwater harvesting system that will reduce mains water consumption by almost 200,000 litres a year has been implemented by a Newark-based company.
The winners of this year's Newark Business Awards were revealed at a gala black-tie ceremony at Newark Showground
A 15-year-old who went on a mini crime wave was sentenced to a youth rehabilitation order by Nottingham magistrates.
Columinist Erin McDaid, of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, looks at the opportunities for nature through the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill.
The Advertiser has opened its archives to look at what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
A group of freemasons will be celebrating 150 years of charitable endeavours this June, writes Will Hugall.
Workers gave a massive vote in favour of a work-in at RHP Newark amid redundancy fears 50 years ago. Read all bygones here.
A new restaurant has opened to rave reviews from customers for its service and exciting Italian menu, writes Will Hugall.