NEWTON FALLS, Ohio - The Newton Falls Downtown Historic District has been officially listed on the National Register of Historic Places, a designation that recognizes its historical significance.

Business Downtown Lumberton, Gritty and Historic, Looks for New Life For the first time in a long time, business owners and town officials say, Lumberton is on the precipice of becoming a true ...

The gentle curve of Sutter Creek’s historic downtown invites you to stroll back in time, with preserved buildings housing modern treasures. Photo credit: mfnure31 Sutter Creek is the kind of town that ...

The Kansas City Police Department is responding after two people were killed in the metro Sunday afternoon.

The Wizardly World of Jonesborough will return on August 9 with themed treats, activities, a costume race, and magical fun in celebration of Harry Potter’s birthday, according to a press release ...

The Historic Old Town area takes you straight back to the 1850s with its brick buildings and iron shutters. Auburn has not one but two historic districts – Old Town and Downtown – both packed with ...

Two childhood best friends are breathing new life into downtown Sunfield. Laura Chappell and Brittany Chesney are transforming historic buildings into a wedding venue called First & Main.

Almost 1,500 residents have given their opinions on what the city of Huntsville should do with its historic downtown train depot.

Locked in: Visit Loveland unveils new downtown attractions New love lock sculpture, branch of the Loveland Visitors Center launched Subscribers are entitled to 10 gift sharing articles each month.

Budapest is facing a wave of criticism as the government quietly moves to sell off iconic state-owned buildings, prompting accusations of cronyism and putting the city’s cultural heritage at risk.

Upland will allow public drinking at special events downtown while Fontana will use the new designation to promote entertainment-related development.

A 1999 Freightliner trolley bus "will serve as a rolling ambassador for Texarkana's unique identity," according to a release from its new owner, the Texarkana Arts and Historic District.