National Iron Bank Continues to Thrive After 160 Years in “Iron Country”
Norfolk branch continues a long tradition of friendly, personal service to the town By Bob Bumcrot Iron Bank was…
New Fire Truck and Road Machinery Authorized At Town Meeting
2007 – 08 Budget Approved By Bob Bumcrot About 150 citizens at the annual Town Meeting on May 14…
The Norfolk Farmers Market
A Season of Good Things By Lisa Bazzano The farmers market subcommittee of the town’s economic development commission has…
View from the Green: Building to Last
By Shelley Harms On a recent trip to France, I was awed by the Roman amphitheatre in Nimes. This…
Norfolk’s New Priest, Father Edwin Joseph Paniagua
By Gerry Brodnitzki When I was asked to write an article about our new priest at Immaculate Conception R.C….
Norfolk Then . . .
It is August 30, 1913, and newlyweds Hazel and Irving Whiting are setting out for an afternoon drive in their…
Historical Gravestones Offer Hints About Past Lives
Tales from the Old “Buryal Yard” By Ryan Bachman Walking through an old graveyard can be like stepping back…
City Meadow Moves Forward With Help From Private Foundations
By Wiley Wood The City Meadow project is on track, according to Samuel “Pete” Anderson, a member of the town’s…
Norfolk NET: A Conversation With the Rev. Erick Olsen
By Kelly Kandra Hughes Norfolk NET (Networking Everyone Together) is a collaborative, grassroots effort to alleviate poverty and strengthen community…
Show of Christopher Little Photographs at Infinity Bistro Gallery
By Ruth Melville Have you ever wondered what it’d be like to be immortalized by a famous artist—Rubens, say,…