Sheryl Schmeckpeper

Book lovers who enjoy a good bargain will want to attend the Norfolk Public Library Foundation's book sale on Saturday, May 16, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the library, 308 W.

It doesn't take long for a flag waving in the wind to become frazzled and frayed, especially if it's flying atop a towering pole or tall building.

A best-selling fiction writer who also happens to be an artist will celebrate both of those art forms during a visit to Norfolk on Saturday, June 20. He will present a book talk from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at the Norfolk Public Library and will have an artist's reception from 1 to 2 p.m. at the Norfolk Arts Center.

While Norfolk’s Fourth of July celebration this year may be bigger and better than ever before, it may not be as impressive in scope as the one back in 1867

This year's Orphan Grain Train convention will take on a colorful twist, both in food and music.

Watching Western films with his grandfather when he was a child helped Bill Emrich of Norfolk develop a fascination with antique firearms as well as Indigenous and Western art.

As featured on

The Norfolk Arts Center is looking to hire people to serve in two important positions: Executive director and program coordinator.

The Norfolk Area Concert Association's 2026-27 season, which kicks off in October, includes a variety of music styles that will provide something for everyone. The season begins on Friday Oct. 9, with a concert by a duo called It Takes Two, who perform works by a number of artists, including Johnny and June Carter Cash as well as Broadway show tunes and more.