The grass is now greener on our side of the fence, thanks to anonymous donor who provided the funds to build a beautiful turf field at BHS.

It's been two years since Bethel's beloved Dr. Ed Volpintesta passed away. Memories of him are shared in this month's feature article.

Bethel Grapevine's Acts of Kindness - 14 ways to brighten up the impending dark winter months without increasing your electricity bill!

There’s nothing quite like going apple picking on a crisp, cool, New England autumn day at Blue Jay Orchards in Bethel, CT.

This month we feature an article about our local mountain bike trails and how they are maintained.

Last month Bethel had a good turnout in spite of the weather to celebrate Pride Month with its 5th annual Pride Parade.

Greenwood Features, home to the former Bethel Cinema, has been reimagined offering a wide range of features and a new concession menu.

J's Homemade Elderberry Syrup is a well loved local business and is a growing healthy brand in Bethel and beyond.

The Bethel Grapevine exclusive has Bethel Sharks UNMASKED, Proclamation and more!

This month, BGV is proud to showcase, Ava Party Designs.

As one of her last duties as Bethel, CT Poet Laureate, Cortney Davis delivered the inaugural poem to celebrate Bethel's elected officials.

Bethel High School Theater is back with a family friendly production of A Christmas Carol on December 3rd and 4th at 7pm at BHS.

Performances are at Bethel High School tonight, Friday 11/5 at 7pm, and on Saturday 11/6 at 2pm and 7pm. Tickets are $15 at the door.

On September 23rd, Bethel Grapevine will celebrate it's first anniversary! Here's a letter from the editor reflecting on this past year.

On August 30th, Bethel Middle School lost its head custodian, Carlos Rivera. Carlos was loved by the Bethel community and will be missed.

Bethel Baseball Association collaborates with the Bethel High School Art Department to enhance Mitchell Park.

Bigfoot is Bethel's newest resident in front of 147 South Street.

The road from Bethel's Mitchell Park to Fenway Park started at home for Boston Red Sox Relief Pitcher Matt Barnes.

Nationally known author, Sharon Struth, shares her experience of moving to Bethel and what living here means to her.

The Bethel Garden Club cares for more than ten gardens and sixty flower boxes adding to our town's beauty.

This year's Relay for Life of Greater Danbury on Saturday, May 15th will be packed with new ways to support The American Cancer Society.

It'll be one year on March 21st since Genée West founded the "Support Local, Bethel, CT" Facebook group which has helped many businesses.

A pandemic, tropical storm and fire hit during the consignment shop Pretty Little Things first year of business, and now its expanding!

For as long as he can remember, 17-year-old Kyle Stejskal has enjoyed creating things.

There has been a long standing lunch group in Bethel with a rich history. Barry Connolly, an author and lunch group member, shares memories.

This week, Bethel and the world lost an extraordinary man, Gerard Brooker. Bethelite and fellow writer, Barry Connolly, shares his tribute.

As we say goodbye to 2020, we asked some residents and business owners to share what good came from the challenges of this year.

Maureen Decker founded The Gratefulness Project to help combat food insecurity in Bethel and surrounding towns.

Bethel's 21 year old Hannah Tamburino shares what it is like living with her dad's diagnosis of ALS and how Bethel has helped her family.

Dorothy Cameron De Nigris explores more of Bethel's unique shops and shares wonderful holiday shopping options for 2020.

Byrd's Books Owner Alice Hutchinson, interviews author and Bethel resident Karen Romano Young, about her latest book.

Bethel, CT is home to writer Gerard Brooker who shares some fluid words of wisdom during these times.

Bethel's famed children's author, Karen Romano Young, extends invitation to kids 10-17 to enter Science Comic Contest.

Consider the many important benefits we all share by keeping our shopping and spending dollars local.

On April 30th or so, I posted a love letter to two people I didn’t know...

I was 5 years old when my brother Scott passed away from a rare form of cancer in 1996.

So…What Did You Do During Quarantine? It’s a simple question that everyone is asking, so it should be simple to answer, right?