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Local businesses face extinction from online retail and corporate giants.
One in five small retailers open in January had ceased all transactions by October, a stark indicator of the silent crisis facing neighborhood shops.
La voz de Summit May 29 2026: Essential Services See Major Shifts
The Summit School District Board of Education voted to close Breckenridge Elementary by the start of the 2027 school year, a decision that will reshape the community's educational landscape, according
Summit High School opens Tiger 9 disc golf course
A new disc golf course at Summit High School, opened in honor of late teacher Rick Karden, bears the name 'Tiger 9' — a reference to the school mascot, not the man it commemorates.
What is Dockside Brewery's history and local impact?
In 2010, a devastating fire nearly wiped out Dockside Brewery, but within six months, community fundraising rebuilt the entire facility, cementing its status as a local institution.
Saved by the Wine Offers Daily Happy Hour Specials
Saved by the Wine, a local establishment committed to donating 2.
Dillon Memorial Day ceremony honors local heroes
At Dillon's Memorial Day ceremony, 102-year-old World War II and Korean War fighter pilot Stuart 'Boot' Gordon shared his reflections, bridging generations of service and sacrifice.
Army veteran's bike ride celebrates life and resilience
Army veteran James Bauer has already cycled over 800 miles this year, all in preparation for a single 250-mile leg of the Wounded Warrior Soldier Ride 250.
Communities Broaden Memorial Day Tributes to Fallen Heroes
This Memorial Day, Gwinnett County, Georgia, will induct two fallen police officers into its local Fallen Heroes Memorial, a poignant example of how communities are broadening their definition of serv
Silverthorne Urges Residents to Conserve Water Under Phase 1 Measures
Starting May 1, 2026, residents in the Willow Brook Metropolitan District were banned from watering lawns, washing cars, or even filling hot tubs with district water.