Volunteers Clear Storm Debris From the Old Rail Trail
Dozens turned out over the weekend to reopen the popular walking path after last month’s windstorm.
New Farmers Market Vendors Bring Cheese, Cider, and a Waffle Cart
The Thursday market on the town green has added five vendors this season, its biggest expansion in years.
School Board Approves Plan to Repair Leaking Roof at Cedar Fork Elementary
The long-delayed roof project will move ahead over the winter break, with classes shuffled to avoid disruption.
Why the Harvest Fair Still Matters to a Town That’s Changing
An editorial on what Elmhollow keeps when so much else in the valley is in flux.
Cedar Fork River Runs Low as Dry Spell Stretches Into Sixth Week
Farmers and anglers alike are watching the gauge as the valley’s longest dry stretch in years drags on.
Hardware Store on Depot Row Reopens Under New Ownership
After a winter of uncertainty, the corner hardware store is back with the same creaky floors and a longer list of hours.
Elmhollow High Cross-Country Team Wins First Valley Title in a Decade
The Millers swept the top three spots at Saturday’s meet to claim the conference banner for the first time since the old course closed.
Council Delays Vote on Mill Street Parking After Two-Hour Hearing
A proposal to add two hours of free parking downtown stalled Tuesday as merchants and residents split over enforcement.