A new eatery called Gemela is coming to Woodstock, filling the space left by Mud Club, and a new cafe will be at 45 Mill Hill Road, where the Early Terrible bar once was. Craig Leonard, business ...

This article explores the rise of co-living and micro-apartments in South Africa, examining their potential as a response to ...

WARNER ROBINS, Ga. — Warner Robins welcomed its new Parks and Recreation director this week as Preston Pooser officially ...

Warren Buffett fans will travel to Omaha this weekend to hear the investor speak and connect with other Berkshire ...

Most Trump voters praised his presidency so far. Even those who disagreed with some policies didn’t regret their choice, arguing he was the best option in November.

Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including plans for The Joseph being approved, a ...

By Larry Loughlarry@the woodstockindependent.comDowntown Woodstock will be well represented when newly elected Gregory Hanson ...

Though the flood waters in north Clarksville are receding, tempers have only risen for the residents of Woodstock Estates – tempers that flared during a neighborhood meeting Wednesday night between ...

Spring into sensuality with this vibrant evening of burlesque and cabaret in an up-close and personal venue. Beauty is in bloom. This adults-only event features an eclectic mix of entertainment, ...

Dozens of residents from the Woodstock subdivision in Clarksville gathered at Northeast Middle School Wednesday evening for a neighborhood meeting put on by the city.

In recognition of April is Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness Month, Shenandoah County Social Services will sponsor a community event empowering families and nurturing futures from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.