Mason City establishments where veterans get discounts on Nov. 11 ↗
Veterans are encouraged to bring military identification or other proof of service.
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MOUNT CARROLL, Ill. — The Timber Lake Playhouse’s 66th season opens on May 28 with six main stage productions running through Aug. 15, its Board of Directors announced on Monday.
The MLK, Jr. Committee invites the community to its annual Bowling for Peace fundraiser from 1-2:30 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 22, at Plaza Bowl, 1119 N. Second Street in Clinton.
Wednesday is Veterans Day, which is observed every Nov. 11 to commemorate Armistice Day — the end of World War I in 1918.
Gift cards are a popular and convenient gift-giving option, but they are also a target for scammers, according to a Better Business Bureau news release. Stay one step ahead and
Authorities say a minivan crashed into people outside a metro station in Los Angeles during rush hour, killing three and critically injuring the driver and at least two others. The
TRYON—Pea Ridge Partnership recognized three local women for their contributions to the community during its Her Legacy Toast on Wednesday, Nov. 4, at The Fitzgerald in Tryon. The evening honored […]
SALUDA—A historical marker dedication ceremony honoring Dr. D. Lesesne Smith will be held Friday, Nov. 27, at 2 p.m. at McCreery Park, located at 64 Greenville St. Hosted by Historic […]
TRYON—The 15th annual Tryon Beer Fest brought hundreds of visitors to downtown Tryon on Saturday, Nov. 7, for an afternoon of craft beverages, live music and camaraderie. The festival featured […]
MILL SPRING—Long before the Tryon Foothills appeared on a wine label, Tryon grapes had already made a name for themselves. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, growers packed […]
Roger Dale Pleasant, age 80, of Forest City, passed away Thursday, November 5, 2026 at Atrium Health in Charlotte.
Billie M. Martin, age 89, of the Holly Springs Community, passed away Sunday, November 8, 2026 at her home.
Your driving record may be spotless, but if you have poor credit, car insurance companies view you as a risk — and they’re significantly raising your rates.Over the past three