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Today Bridal and Event Expo is 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Catfish Bend Convention and Event Center, 3001 Winegard Drive. Admission is free.

Bob Saar for The Hawk Eye Des Moines County Conservation Board members, supervisors and department heads took in the county's scenic views Tuesday as they toured the Flint River Trail. Leading the UTV tour on a golf cart was Des Moines County Conservation Director Chris Lee, who said the purpose of the journey was to give the group of eight an overview of the bike trail as it exists today. "We're going to look at both the city portion, from the Burlington riverfront up to just past Tama Road. Then we're going to look at the county portion, from Starr's Cave all the way up to Big Hollow," Lee...

This story originally appeared in bioGraphic, an online magazine about nature and sustainability powered by the California Academy of Sciences. Story by Katie Jewett | Photographs by Luka Dakskobler Gregor Aljančič enters a concrete tunnel and descends into a subterranean world below the city of Kranj, in northern Slovenia. Lamps illuminate his one-minute walk down the claustrophobic passageway, which fades to pitch black as he reaches the main chamber of Tular Cave Laboratory. The 50 year-old has visited the laboratory since boyhood, when he came with his father, the lab’s founder, and h...

NewsSportsEntertainmentLifestyleOpinionUSA TODAYObituariesE-EditionLegals Davidson County native reflects on more than a decade of parks and recreation advocacy Stepping down from TRIP does not mean stepping back from advocating for progress for Davidson County, said Edgar Miller The Dispatch Abbotts Creek, High Rock Lake and Boone's Cave Park called out to Edgar Miller when he was a young boy looking for adventures and recreation in Davidson County. The Eagle Scout swam and waterskied at High Rock Lake and camped with his Boy Scout Troop at the little forested knoll in the median strip so...

Davidson County Planning and Zoning director will retire Jan. 1 The Dispatch For a man who loves history as much as Davidson County Planning and Zoning Director Guy Cornman, it's fascinating to listen to him spin tales of his family's history and see how it all circles back to him, Davidson County, community planning and a pandemic. He'll dot the last "i" and cross the last "t" in his career's history on Dec. 31 when he retires from his position as the county's planning and zoning director and begins living the plans he has mapped out for retirement. The Fayetteville native rolled into Le...