It’s been 11 years since Bridgeport Farmers Market was first rooted in Bridgeport. The small humble marketplace was then located in the Bridgeport High School parking lot and as it grew, was moved to the market Continue Reading
Main Street, Bridgeport features many small businesses and opportunity for a variety of purchases and services. From coffee shops, bakeries, eateries and boutiques to legal, insurance, hair, spa and flower services, Continue Reading
On the heels of shooting its latest movies – “Nun Nancy” and “The Bridge” – JC Films is hosting its first film festival. Dean Cain will serve as event presenter and a pair of Bridgeport hotels have been Continue Reading
Members of Bridgeport City Council toured ongoing construction of “The Bridge” Indoor Sports & Recreation Complex. The $45 million-plus facility – which will house multiple basketball and Continue Reading
It’s Happening Blog by Julie Perine My family loves the mountains of West Virginia. And, why not? They provide excellent scenery, exciting recreation and prime relaxation – and they’re less than two hours Continue Reading
City residents will have the opportunity to engage in a friendly competition against four other Harrison County communities where the primary goal is to improve health and move the needle on obesity. The competition Continue Reading
It was National Photography Day and blue skies prevailed, so what better day to capture some of Bridgeport’s landmarks. See the photos in the gallery link HERE.Continue Reading
From the mountains to the valleys, West Virginia’s summer scenery is second to none. From colorful flowers and sunsets to structures and streetscapes, there are plenty of those sights right here in the city. Continue Reading
His photography has been displayed in many homes throughout the community, but for the first time Bridgeport-based photographer David Robinson has a published piece. Taken recently in his own backyard, a picture he Continue Reading
The administrations o f Johnson and Simpson elementary schools have released back-to-school details for the 2020-21 school year. Read a letter from Simpson Elementary Principal Jill Steele below and read information Continue Reading