Friendly City News Today

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The 39th annual Rohnert Park Fishing Derby was full of fun and smiles. Participants caught 231 fish in 120 minutes, which is almost two fish a minute, and is the

A string of crimes followed. From that homicide to shootings and burglaries, Columbus got a glimpse of it all.

The inaugural Sing Out Loud Festival put a spring in the step of Gqeberha audience members at the weekend as the talent of the Friendly City took centre stage.

Woodstock, As It Was will feature pictures and postcards of the Friendly City, showcasing current and previous landmarks.

Facility dog Hudson is the newest member of the Harrisonburg Police Dept.

Did you know that Columbus is owed some credit for the creation of Memorial Day? The origin of the national holiday has been argued for years, but Columbus is one of the cities with a viable claim.

FAIRMONT, W.Va. (WV News) — Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Fairmont Thursday evening for the official kick-off for the 45th annual Three Rivers Festival, which began with a parade

Prospective travelers can now learn more about what the Friendly City has to offer, because the city of Harrisonburg has received $29,000 in tourism grants.

The design for the Westover Skate Park in Harrisonburg is now complete, and construction is scheduled to begin this fall.