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Readers should prepare for a spine-chilling adventure when Edmond Town Hall opens its doors to the supernatural for the Paranormal Legends Festival on Sunday, October 20. From 11 am to 6 pm, the entire historic building at 45 Main Street will be dedi...

Byrd’s Books in Bethel has been selected as the book vendor for “Newtown Talks: Conversations on Culture, Society, and Change,” a new series debuting at Edmond Town Hall this month. Presented within the historic building at 45 Main Street, “Newtown T...

Outfitted in special uniforms with pink numbers and a ribbon graphic in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness month, the Newtown High School girls’ volleyball team took on more than the competition from Immaculate of Danbury in a home match on Octob...

Fall Book Donation Day, sponsored by the Friends of the C.H. Booth Library, is set for Sunday, October 27, rain, snow or shine from noon to 5 pm in the rear parking lot of C.H. Booth Library, 25 Main Street in Newtown. Volunteers will be on hand to h...

Sandy Hook’s own Brenda McRae, a fixture among top competitors in local races, is working toward completing a marathon in all 50 states. This past weekend she knocked off state No. 13 by completing the Twin Cities Marathon and finished fourth in her ...

Newtown High School's football team blanked visiting Pomperaug of Southbury 17-0 at Blue & Gold Stadium on October 10. The Nighthawks improved to 5-0 on this chilly night that saw temperatures drop into the 40s. Both teams were cold on offense early ...

To The Editor: I am writing to support the candidacy of Michelle Embree Ku to represent Newtown as the 106th district State Representative. There are many things that distinguish Michelle and make her the best candidate to represent Newtown in Hartfo...

To The Editor: As a former Republican, I voted for Tony Hwang in prior elections, even while voting against Donald Trump, believing he could offer pragmatic leadership. However, his unwavering loyalty to party over policy and his alignment with an in...

To The Editor: On July 18, in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, we wrote our most recent article on climate change “Pay Attention to Mother Nature.” Since then, a lot has happened. During the summer, experts warned that this was likely to be an activ...