Driving around. Local friends. I think people still use Facebook primarily for stuff like that.

local hardcore community

Pretty much entirely word of mouth at this point.

Há canais no Telegram que cobrem as notícias e eventos da região mais próxima. Sobre eventos culturais na região: ou sites específicos, como o Guia Off ( https://guiaoff.com.br ), ou plataformas de eventos, como Sympla, por exemplo.

Public notice boards usually near the front entrance door of every ICA or Coop grocery store throughout Sweden in cities and towns both large and small. Usually these places have the highest foot traffic.

- https://dostuffmedia.com/our-cities - local paper / magazine - /reddit city page - local city/neighborhood community hubs - from my wife and kids from daily gossip

nostr

from Local newspaper , fb , if man have or Tv , internet . Internet still nr 1 source .

I hate to say it, but every time I deactivate IG, I realize that’s still been the place.

Basically instagram/whatsapp groups.

My aunt

Bigger cities will have blogs, newsletters, well-developed subreddits... But there's a well-noted dearth of local reporting, especially for less populated places.

Neighborhood, mayor meeting, city newsletter/website.

Most places I've lived have a local free magazine at places like barber shops and grocery stores and such. This is Roanoke, VA version. https://theroanoker.com/

Wife

The town cryer.

Talk to people. I can recommend!

Or check this Copenhagen apps https://image.nostr.build/aed974e31bb0bdf0e18ca00e890592297a11fe15a1ead38a67b55ca5d7fb383c.jpg

Walking around and friends and coworkers

My city is small. A town of 60,000 people. C has 2 newspapers and when I want to know something I go to read those newspapers online.