In honor of National Poetry Month, Bethel's Poet Laureate Rick Magee presents to the Bethel Poetry Club on April 13th at the Bethel Library.

Rich and Kevin have been best friends since elementary school in Bethel. They host a local podcast Why We Are Friends that's making waves!

Café Duo opens in downtown Bethel serving up delicious coffee from Guatemala and Columbia and fresh baked sweet or savory baked options.

Award winning actress and writer Kimberly Wilson performs her one act play, A Journey, live at Greenwood Features on Feb 4th at 4pm.

Bethel Arts lives by its mission of "building, promoting, and supporting Bethel's arts and creative community."

In just 2 years, Chef/Owner Chris Bruno has cultivated a well loved restaurant with an exceptional menu and a warm, inviting atmosphere.

The Support Local Facebook group started during the pandemic for Bethel has over 11,000 members and growing.

BHS Sophomore Celine Pereira has had 3 heart surgeries before her first birthday and now educates her classmates on being heart healthy.

Bethel author and new leader of the Bethel Poetry Club publishes children's book, Trees Are Kind: with Sherman the Squirrel and Friends.

Community Shellfish, a shellfish processing distribution business, is making waves in Bethel, CT.

On the Way Farm is a Bethel treasure owned and operated by Bethelite, Jill Anderson.

Bethel's beloved thriving destination restaurant, La Zingara, celebrates its 20th year this month.

Long time Bethel resident, Cantor Penny Kessler, retires after 28 years of leadership at the United Jewish Center in Danbury.

Bethelite Britt Higgins follows her dreams and wins 2nd place in global nail art competition.

Juleen's Team fundraising walk set to help with Alzheimer's care for much loved Bethel resident.