An introduction to the important contribution bees make to the environment is on offer in the next KRANK School Holiday Program.

An environmental scientist who survived 22 days alone in Tasmania’s brutally cold and rugged west coast will share her experiences at the Logan Eco Action Festival (LEAF) next month.

Art lovers are encouraged to secure their free tickets to view the works of one of Australia’s most celebrated artists at Logan Art Gallery.

The efforts of dedicated local community members have been recognised today by Logan City Council.

Super Bowl-sized enthusiasm touched down in Logan today with the launch of a kid-friendly, non-contact version of American football.

The battle to combat and deter those who illegally dump waste in the City of Logan has received a financial boost.

New studies have increased local understanding of potential flood risk in three significant creek catchments across the City of Logan.

Marsden-based artist Nadya Wilson uses her artwork to bridge the distance between different aspects of her heritage.

Eleven City of Logan sporting clubs are celebrating major wins off the field, thanks to support from Logan City Council and the Queensland Government.

Logan City Council has taken the next critical step towards securing a multi-purpose community venue to support the City of Logan through to the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and beyond.

Textile recycling pioneers BlockTexx are not just breaking new ground in the City of Logan – they’re also helping to improve it.

The City of Logan will pause on Wednesday (May 1) to remember those impacted by domestic and family violence.

Nature-loving City of Logan residents are invited to join a global game of ‘I Spy’ next weekend, but they don’t have to travel far.

The community has spoken and the result is clear – the Kingston Butter Factory (KBF) Cultural Precinct remains Queensland’s accessible entertainment venue of choice.

An innovative new program aims to recruit City of Logan creatives who could use their skills to work with communities in times of disaster.