A longtime staff member at Ridgefield schools remains hospitalized with a life-threatening neurological condition.
A Ridgefield architect has been honored for her leadership in sustainable design and advocacy for equity in architecture.
Town officials said the closure will run through Friday.
Ridgefield Pride in the Park returns June 1 with live music, family fun, crafts, games, and more community events throughout the month.
Seniors and their families connected with local businesses and organizations, as well as each other, during the 4-hour event.
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Ridgefield Historical Society to present live walking tours on April 26 commemorating the 248th anniversary of the 1777 Battle of Ridgefield
Dozens of local groups will gather at Yanity Gym in Ridgefield to showcase volunteer and community opportunities on April 27.
Here are the 2025 rankings for the "safest towns in Connecticut." Once again, Ridgefield claims the crown.
Final plans are being prepared for the Ridgefield Senior Spectacular Expo on April 26 from noon to 4 p.m. at Ridgefield Parks & Rec
Weir Farm National Historical Park is now recruiting volunteers ages 13+ for flexible roles in the 2025 season. Orientation starts in April.
Ridgefield earned an A+ and ranked 17th in Niche's 2025 Best Places to Live in Connecticut.
Ridgefield High School students and In A Heartbeat to offer free youth EKG screenings on April 3 to help detect heart conditions early.
Ridgefield’s Memory Café offers a welcoming space for dementia patients and caregivers with monthly activities and support.
This is the latest area winner, according to the Connecticut State Lottery.
This season’s program will center around "At the Back of the North Wind," a fantasy novel by George MacDonald.
Ridgefield’s Senior Spectacular Expo will celebrate healthy aging and community support on April 26.
Join St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Ridgefield on March 23 for a Braver Angels workshop on constructive political dialogue.
"Remember, Man, that thou art dust…"
The Ridgefield Police Department has welcomed its newest officer, Luca Zaffina.
Ridgefield’s first-ever Senior Spectacular Expo is scheduled for April 26 from noon to 4 p.m. at the Ridgefield Parks & Recreation Center.
Ridgefield Arts Council has doubled its scholarship for local HS arts students.
The Ridgefield Police Department is inviting residents to gain a firsthand look at law enforcement operations.
The Expo will introduce attendees to the many services offered by exhibitors to help ensure that they are better prepared to age well.
Ridgefield will host its first locally organized garden tour in more than three decades on June 8, opening the gates to 7 private gardens.
Huxley, formerly, known as Dr. Pepper, came to ROAR from Georgia with his two brothers in August 2024.
Join Ridgefield's Community Emergency Response Team for a series of Preparedness programs designed to fit the needs of high school students.
The new addition is part of the town’s ongoing commitment to supporting the Ridgefield senior community.
The Town of Ridgefield is offering residents free disposal of their Christmas trees.
The League of Women Voters and the Keeler Tavern Museum will begin 2025 celebrating the 140th birthday of Ridgefield suffragette Alice Paul
The Town of Ridgefield is warning residents of a property assessment scam that could leave them $123 lighter
There goes the neighborhood: Nara and Lucky Blue Smith have moved into Ridgefield.
The Wellness team at Ridgefield Station began a new monthly education and information program in November.
Ellie Scholl, RHS '24, is studying nursing at Elon University on a scholarship. Somehow along the way, she found the time to become an EMT.
The Community Clothing Sale is from 5 to 7 p.m. Oct. 18, and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 19 in Jesse Lee Church’s Carriage House.
Lisa Barrett is the single parent of a senior in Ridgefield High School who can no longer work, according to her GoFundMe page.
CERT is a volunteer organization that serves the town in times of disaster, community emergencies and town-wide events.
The annual one-day competition attracts thousands of gourd gawkers, and the massive pumpkins can weigh close to a ton.
The Town of Ridgefield will hold its annual 9-11 Memorial Ceremony on Wednesday at the Steel Beam Monument at 195 Danbury Road.
The Chamber is encouraging families, schools, organizations and businesses to get in on the fun by building scarecrows for Downtown.