The West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival (WVIHF) is proud to announce its 2025 slate of honorees who will be recognized for their outstanding achievements and contributions to the Italian-American community in Continue Reading
Bridgeport is the perfect base for attending various area fairs and festivals this month. Thanks to WDTV, a list is below. See a listing of Bridgeport hotels HERE. The Valley District Fair will be held in Reedsville Continue Reading
The Bridgeport Police Department had another successful National Night Out celebration on Tuesday, Aug. 5, as the community came together for an evening of fun and gratitude for the city’s law enforcement Continue Reading
During a recent Bridgeport Development Authority meeting, Public Information Officer Andrea Kerr told those gathered that Meadowbrook Mall was about to have one of its few vacant spaces outside of the Food Court Continue Reading
FROM THE MEADOWBROOK MALL Getting the kids ready for a new school year can be a daunting task. That’s why West Virginia’s Sales Tax Holiday is so important to families who want to make the most of their Continue Reading
Roundabout Records is moving – but not far. Located at 103 West Main Street, Bridgeport, for the past couple of years, the retail vinyl shop is moving to 103 East Main Street, right next door. Owner Chris Lacaria Continue Reading
Perris Reed has launched a new vendor- and community-based venture, and plans are in the works for her first pop-up event. “Gather ‘Round the Christmas Tree” is scheduled for 12-4 p.m. Nov. 30 at “The O” and Continue Reading
A first-of-its-kind event that will benefit the Bridgeport FFA Alumni and Supporters will take place July 18-19 on Jerry Dove Drive near the airport. McCray Cattle Company and the Bridgeport FFA Alumni and Continue Reading
The City of Bridgeport announced this week on social media that the Compton Park Playground facility is back open at the park. During the February meeting of Bridgeport City Council, approval was given to provide Continue Reading
We’re over halfway through 2025, and it’s been quite a busy year for The Cultural Foundation of Harrison County—from August Wilson’s “Two Trains Running” in February, to The Bard’s Birthday Bash in April, and the Continue Reading