Page 56 - Fall Fest News Today

On the eve of the first day of class, the newest Tar Heels pledged, sang and got advice on how to spend the next four years.

Dillon and Dominic Nishigaya have formed a club dedicated to helping undergraduate students learn about research opportunities.

Construction projects at the Yuma County Fairgrounds are prompting postponement of its fall festival until October 2024.

Today, Montana-based Americana up-and-comer Madeline Hawthorne is thrilled to share her new single “Neon Wasteland.” “The songs on my new record are about made-up characters,” says Madeline “I developed each story from my own experiences as well as from the different people I’ve met on the road. Take from this song whatever you want. It doesn’t necessarily have a message, but I expect that we can all relate to the character in Neon Wasteland. She gives up what many of us call a “...

A pie shop in Hammonton was named as the very best in the entire state of New Jersey.

Ross Lynch took over West Virginia University on Tuesday, August 15, after playing a concert

WASHINGTON TWP. — Fundraising for the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life by students in the West Morris Regional High School district started in an appropriate place this school year

A pie shop in Hammonton was named as the very best in the entire state of New Jersey.

September 30 is the official grand opening date of the Somonauk Nature Adventure Park as well as the return of the Park Forest Fall Fest.

PERRYSBURG – An additional hotel tax may keep the booming farmers market blooming. Mayor Tom Mackin is proposing an additional lodging excise tax (hotel tax) of 2%.