Whimsical characters are popping up along Main Street and soon, members of the public can vote for their favorites. As happens each October, The Associated Businesses of Bridgeport is sponsoring the annual Scarecrow Continue Reading
Anticipated for years and in construction over recent months, The Bridge Sports Complex is slated for a summer 2021 debut. But residents don’t have to wait to learn more and look inside the $37-plus million Continue Reading
It’s a twisted year with lots of unexpected – and even spooky – turns, but your favorite Halloween-time attractions are open, though altered for the 2020 season. The Fright Farm in Smithfield, Pa. – just Continue Reading
Bridge Nutrition at The Square @ Bridgeport kicked off the weekend with a grand opening. It was a busy scene Friday as community members stopped to welcome business owners Dena and Wade Milner and to order an herbal Continue Reading
Sunny skies and unseasonably warm temperatures was sure to lighten burdens and brighten spirits Wednesday afternoon. See pictures, captured by Julie Perine, HERE. Have your own photos you would like to add? Send Continue Reading
Autumn came to life at the Edge of Town Farm Market last weekend and more seasonal fun is coming up this Saturday and Sunday. For the first time, Jason Poth has opened his farm – located on Route 58 between Continue Reading
It’s October. Temperatures are cooler, pumpkins are popping up and the Trick or Trot 5K is on. Sponsored by the GFWC Bridgeport Junior Woman’s Club, the annual event has been tweaked for 2020, presenting a unique Continue Reading
The Associated Businesses of Bridgeport will host a fall meeting Oct. 22 at Bridgeport Conference Center. In an effort to provide member businesses with useful and timely information, the ABB has reached out to Continue Reading
Featuring their own spin on American and Korean cuisine, Ricky and Mia Henderson have opened Authentically Mia’s, a lunch take-out business, at 353 East Main Street in Bridgeport. “That’s why you see on our Continue Reading
For the first time in 22 years, the Pumpkin Farm at Saltwell – formerly the Ash Family Pumpkin Farm – is open to the public. “I just wanted to give people a place to go to buy pumpkins and make new memories,” said Continue Reading