Roughly four years ago, AOL bought a little company called Patch that focuses on local community news. More specifically, "everything you need to know about your town, from local government to school news to what to do with your family this weekend" according to Patch's homepage. Unfortunately it's not available in all areas (or even all states) so there are probably many users who haven't heard of the service (myself included).
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AOL Releases Official Local Community News Service 'Patch' App To Android After Acquiring The Company Four Years Ago was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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