James Rose was a quiet, kind and generous man with a quick wit and an avid fisherman. He enjoyed traveling, always happy for the next adventure.

For most of us, local government consisted of town councils, borough councils, city councils, township commissions and for some New Englanders, town meetings.  So what are Community Development ...

Robert Lutz Jr. enjoyed playing cards, making sawdust in the garage, and an intense love of pickleball where he would frequently showcase his tremendous sense of humor.

In a Letter to the Editor, a Village of Dabney resident writes that the program cuts by the Trump administration are detrimental to the lower and middle class residents of the United States.

Robert Schofield's sense of humor was one of his most enduring qualities. Always ready with a joke or a warm smile, he brought laughter to those around him.

A member of the Parking Patrol shot this photo of Bad Parking at Bealls.Share your Bad Parking photos at [email protected] ...

Robert Johnson played the guitar and banjo, he loved cars, especially Corvettes, and he enjoyed watching animal rescue videos, and documentaries.

All of the letters complain about how the costs of the amenities fees keep going up! In one instance the submitter of the letter thought that the Fees were fixed and would never go up! I would like to ...

An enraged therapist was arrested after finding her daughter in bed with a naked man. Dr. Kimberly Byrd-Rider, 58, was arrested Tuesday afternoon on a charge of battery at her home in the luxury Grand ...

A Villager contends it’s unfair to residents who pay amenity fees that outsiders are enjoying facilities meant for Villagers.

Firefighters rescued two dogs after a blaze broke out at a home in The Villages. The Villages Public Safety Department responded at 7:16 a.m. Monday to a home in the 900 block of Akin Way in the ...

This osprey in the Village of Newell looked like it was having a serious bad hair day as it dried off after a dramatic dive snatching breakfast from a nearby pond. Thanks to Julie Walfield for sharing ...