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Deeping Meadow by Larkfleet Homes is a 67-house development on the edge of Market Deeping.
A former town hall, magistrates' court, fire station and covered market is taking shape as a town arts venue.
Art students transformed a function room into a winter wonderland for a charity ball which raised £32,000 for a hospice.
Alerts are now in force in Stamford, Bourne and Market Deeping as a result of rising river levels.
The owners of Juliano's say their Bourne restaurant will hopefully open in three months time.
Pupils have taken part in a triathlon bingo challenge.
A main road in Stamford will be closed this week because of puddling on a school field.
A spokesman for Bourne Snooker Centre has played down a court appearance during which extra time was granted to pay a tax debt.
The MP for Stamford and Bourne is pushing for fairer funding for rural police.
A police force has named its price per household ahead of council taxes being set.
New data has been released that reveals the shocking percentage of burglaries that have gone unsolved in South Kesteven and Rutland.
A former special police constable who admitted assaulting a person was today found guilty of gross misconduct.
Types of Muller yoghurts and a Lidl brand are being recalled because they may contain small pieces of metal.
Coronavirus has hit the UK, making England the 23rd nation to record a case of the deadly bug.
The NHS Trust in charge of Stamford Hospital has announced new plans to build a two-storey car park.
Stamford and Oakham railway passengers are being warned there will be no trains to London King's Cross from Peterborough in a few weekends' time.
Highways England has extended its warning to drivers across England to take care as strong gales affect the area today (Sunday, February 9).
Charging points are being installed at car parks in Stamford, Bourne and the Deepings.
The candidates in the five constituencies covered by the Mercury have been officially announced tonight - find out who they are.
A Sunday market in Bourne could be held on a trial basis on three or four occasions this Summer to see if it is a hit.
Lincolnshire County Council is “not counting its chickens” despite milder conditions causing it to use less salt than last year.
A rotary club has raised money to help buy a wheelchair accessible minibus.
Schools across the area have been rated for the amount of academic progress their pupils make.
The children of Bourne Westfield Primary Academy had an ‘out of this world’ experience at the National Space Centre in Leicester.
