Southington officials are apologizing for the fine leaf powder causing a mess on local cars and roadways during leaf collection efforts.
The Southington Public Library will be closed for a couple of weeks starting Monday, Nov. 18, for its move into a new building nearby.
Southington crews are already roaming around town to pick up piles of fall leaves, with regular neighborhood pickups slated for next week.
A Plainville man this week turned a $5 game purchased at a Southington store into a massive, life-altering financial win.
Possible water discoloration could occur in impacted neighborhoods.
The controversial mural is already covered up and, apparently, being painted over after a campaign to save it has fallen short.
The Plantsville Congregational Church is filling a large truck full of non-perishable food for Southington Community Services Oct. 26-27.
A Plantsville resident won the maximum payout for a scratch-off game sold at a Southington convenience store.
The Connecticut Sihk Association in Southington has plans before the town's zoning board this week regarding a massive rebuild.
Last week, the town unveiled new wayfinding signage at the historic Curtiss Open Space Property located on Meriden-Waterbury Road.
Plans to convert a mural depicting scenes of diversity and equity into one honoring fallen pets has prompted an online petition of protest.
The Plainville resident won the game's maximum payout on Monday, Oct. 7.
Possible water discoloration could occur in impacted neighborhoods.
Proceeds for the event on Sunday, Oct. 6, will aid charities supported by the local Lions Club.
Southington Community Services 'Operation Stay Warm' has stocked its shop — which opens Oct. 5 — full of warm clothing for the winter.
Possible water discoloration could occur in impacted neighborhoods.
Tickets are on sale now for the Southington Community YMCA's biggest fund-raising event, which is on Nov. 15.
The latest Gem makes an offer of pizza you can't refuse.
The Southington Historical Society Sunday is hosting an open house at a historic, one-room schoolhouse in town.
'Harvesting History' is a program on Saturday, Sept. 28, that will look at the history of the Lewis Educational Agricultural Farm.
A statewide group has named the Southington Public Library as one of 50 places that demonstrate inclusivity toward those with dementia.
The American Red Cross is conducting a blood drive on Wednesday, Sept. 25, at the Southington Fire Department.
The Oct. 15 dinner will raise money to combat food insecurity locally and it will feature soups donated from Southington's restaurant scene.
The Southington Friends of the Library is hosting a major book sale at its library store this month.
The annual 'Bread for Life Wine Tasting' event will take place on Sunday, Sept. 22.
Just in time for the fall hiking season, the Southington Library Thursday is hosting an expert who will discuss CT's trail networks.
Southington's 9/11 Memorial will take place on Wednesday, Sept. 11, at 8:46 a.m.
As part of 'Operation Stay Warm,' the Town of Southington is seeking donations of hats, scarves, and mittens/gloves.
UR Community Cares is looking for folks from Southington to volunteer to work with seniors and help them maintain independent lives.
U.S. Rep. John Larson, D-1st District, will be in Southington Thursday to discuss legislation that aims to improve Social Security benefits.
State regulators have approved Eversource Energy's request to continue power line work this Sunday in Southington, Cheshire, and Meriden.
Annual celebration is part ministry fair, banquet and fundraiser
The Southington Public Library is selling personalized bricks for a courtyard at the new library, which will open in November.
The winners of the 2024 program were announced Wednesday and they can pick up their prizes at the library desk.
The 'Read to Grow' organization is distributing free books as part of its annual Summer Bookmobile Tour.
It is currently asking groups in the Southington community to apply for funds via the Bradley Henry Barnes and Leila Upson Barnes Trust.
The 10-year-old recently spent a day doing backflips in order to collect school backpack donations for Southington Community Services.
The winning ticket was purchased at a Southington store Tuesday, earning the player the maximum payout.
RSI Inc. of Southington and Biker's Edge in Bristol helped donate 10 bicycles to clients of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Connecticut.
The town's community services department this week put the call out for community help in stocking the 2025 prom shop's shelves.