On Tuesday, Mayor Vito announced that he will run for an seventh consecutive term. It is suspected that the long-standing mayor will run unopposed—as he has for the better part of two decades—furthing his family's mayoral lineage that has existed since the city's foundation. 

Mayor Vito's ancestor, also known as Mayor Vito, first founded the city of Far Point in 1719, giving way to the mayoral lineage. And though the political views of the different Mayor Vito's have varied throughout the years, many agree that they all look exactly alike...

New things are coming to the city. Some say the winds changing, others believe the stars are aligned, a few hypothesize that cosmic string attenuation is vibratrating just out of sync, allowing reality itself to split apart...

Either way, it all spells change for our city—and hopefully the citizens will be prepared for all that is to come. Because when new things come to Far Point, it can make for quite exciting times.

Billionare and philanthrpoist, John Smith, has decided once again to bless the city with his fourtune as he pledges to donate more time and resources into his personal charity, The Smith Foundation. 

Known for it's goodwill and partnership with several organizations around the city, The Smith Foundation has been a pillar of change within the Far Point Community. From taking homeless off the street to enriching school lunches, the charitable organization seems to have its hands in everything. 

And luckily for the citizens of Far Point, John Smith asks for nothing in return... 

Looking to entertain the kids this summer? Why not bring them down to the Arts and Crafts Camp at Beaman Recreation Center, where they'll learn creative skills and recieve artistic instruction from professionals! 

Admission is free and supplies are provided; however the art pieces themselves will remain at the rec center for the duration of the camp where they will be arranged in displays designed to summon up all kinds of summer fun!

Local Club Leader invites any and all to come join him and his members for an open house and recruiting session at their compund in the woods.

Bad press has recently labelled the group as a "cult" that commit "acts of violence," but the club leader wants to dismiss these predjudices and show everyone that they are "normal people" with "normal goals and rituals." 

He invites any potential recruits to come down this weekend and see what this "club" can offer, which the leader describes as more than your mortal soul can understand...

Join us in Far Point's National State Forest for a full moon hike at the end of the month. Our Park Rangers will be leading a group through the woods on the historic Leshen Trail with nothing but the moonlight to guide the way.

Flash lights are not necessary and are discouraged from being brought along as our rangers warn that the extra light pollution will only ruin the expirence of the full moon and might scare away some of the wildlife that only come out at night.