May is National Bike Month, and the Farmington Valley is among the most bicycle-friendly regions in Connecticut

Howard Wright teaches science as his day job, while portraying Abraham Lincoln to enthusiastic reviews via his Simply Lincoln initiative

Longtime Simsbury resident Bill Moore was part of the Greatest Generation that stepped up in the crucible of World War II

A 10-year-old offers his perspective on the COVID pandemic that has impacted the global community in the past year

The Village for Families & Children has been awarded the first-ever national Top Workplaces Nonprofit award

Caring for a loved one with dementia is challenging, yet these strategies can make a world of difference

A groundbreaking statewide scholarship program is helping Tunxis Community College graduates combat the COVID-19 pandemic

Gallery on the Green is presenting its newest fine art show, titled Members’ New Work, plus solo shows by Mark Rich and Judy Cantwell

State Rep. John Hampton has been chosen as the co-chair of the Commission on Intellectual Disabilities and the Impact of COVID-19

Favarh has received a $35,000 donation from Collinsville Bank to support construction of an Adaptive Wellness Center

A UConn Health ER doctor didn't realize she was in active labor and gave birth to her first child right after working a full ER shift

Unprecedented — a Valley resident says he first heard this word utilized to describe the COVID crisis while volunteering in Hartford

Generous donors have helped the Gifts of Love nonprofit reach and surpass an ambitious fundraising campaign goal

Northwest Community Bank, Litchfield Bancorp and Collinsville Bank have restructured to better serve their customers and the community.

The social service agency has been a presence in the Farmington Valley for 30+ years, offering practical presents to area residents in need.

A new Martin Luther King Jr. memorial in Simsbury commemorates the time the civil-rights icon spent in the Farmington Valley