Frying Pan art gallery opens it's new year-round location in Orleans.

An exploration of the exhibit 'Fragile' at the Cape Cod Art Museum. Curated by Lauren Wolk and featuring the work of artists Richard Neal and Frank Anigbo.

Plans are revealed for the Veteran Memorial Park at Academy Place at renovation. The park at Main st & Rt.28 in Orleans will improve accessibility and honor more veterans.

On Nov. 3, the Nauset Regional School Committee unanimously decided to hold a district-wide election on Jan. 10 to ask voters to authorize an additional $38.1 million for the Nauset Regional High School building project. Voters originally passed a $132 million proposal in March 2021, but project leaders now say the renovation plan requires additional funding after receiving higher-than-anticipated general contractor bids.

This Veterans Day, the Eastham Veterans Memorial Committee hosted a dedication ceremony for the brand new Eastham Veterans Memorial at the 1869 Schoolhouse Museum on Schoolhouse Road. The event featured performances of patriotic songs, addresses from various speakers and the ceremonial placing of the memorial wreath in front of the new memorial.

Democrats dominated the Lower Cape polls in the 2022 General Election, sweeping state-, county- and district-level positions in Brewster, Orleans, Eastham, Wellfleet and Truro. Additionally, Lower Cape voting results for the four statewide ballot questions mirrored overall results, with all five towns voting "yes" on Questions 1, 2 and 4 and "no" on Question 3.

Orleans voters authorized a home rule petition at 2022 Fall Town Meeting that may lead to a local fertilizer ban. Approval of the petition permits town officials to work with state legislators to develop a law that prohibits the use of fertilizer in the municipality.

Cape Symphony's new concert "Forever Young" celebrates sophistication and wit in symphonic music written for children. The concert's program includes five compositions and features three guest artists: Ana Glig and James Rosenblum on double piano and 10-year-old prodigy Cameron Renshaw on cello. Performances take place at the Barnstable Performing Arts Center on Nov. 12 at 7:30 p.m. and Nov. 13 at 3 p.m.

After months of roller coaster policy rides, student loan forgiveness applications went live. Cape Cod Community College president John Cox shares some insight into what this means today and what it could mean for higher ed in the future. To get more information: https://studentaid.gov

The Town of Eastham says its future looks walkable … and the just-completed the first stage plans for the T-Time and Town Center Plaza properties reflect that vision. For more information - https://www.northeasthammasterplan.com/