Townsfolk (noun)

The people who live in a particular town.

Origin:

19th century: from town + folk.

Examples:

1. The townsfolk gathered in the town square to celebrate the founding of their community.
2. The townsfolk were proud of their local heritage and traditions.
3. The townsfolk were friendly and welcoming to visitors.
4. The townsfolk were known for their hospitality and generosity.
5. The townsfolk were involved in the town's affairs and took an active role in its development.