West Hartford Social Services is offering a new six-week support group for seniors aimed at fostering social connections.
Hall High School’s 68th annual Pops ’n Jazz runs March 13–21 in West Hartford, featuring jazz, dance, and theater students.
Sustainable West Hartford to have talks on climate change, snow removal, and biodiversity, plus a May workshop on reducing lawn space.
The university, whose campus is located in West Hartford, Hartford, and Bloomfield, is building a new $2.4M athletics complex.
New Grant Program Supports Building Improvements for Safe, Welcoming Jewish Spaces
West Hartford Rotary Club’s 'Vines of March' returns this weekend with tastings, auctions, and entertainment to benefit community projects.
Officials at Blue Back Square in West Hartford said both specialty operations will open later this year.
Organizers are asking residents to submit photos that reflect what brings them joy and supports their health.
The West Hartford America 250 Committee will hold the forum on epigenetics and indigenous resilience this weekend.
It will open on LaSalle Road with all sorts of grand opening specials, including a free cookie giveaway.
The free West Hartford Teen Wellness Fair returns this weekend for young people in grades 6–12 and their caregivers.
All after-school activities are canceled as schools adjust schedules for anticipated weather conditions.
Performances are scheduled for March 6, 7, 13, and 14 at 7 p.m., and March 8 at 2 p.m., at the Conard High School auditorium, West Hartford.
The West Hartford–Bloomfield Health District announces free March workshops and clinics.
The popular museum and tourist attraction will showcase a local artist's oil paintings, kicking off with a March 5 reception.
West Hartford officials this week named the winners of the hydrant-shoveling contest following the Feb. 22–23 blizzard.
The Noah Webster Library in West Hartford will screen the 2020 film “Crip Camp” Saturday, Feb. 28, followed by a community discussion.
The Connecticut Education Foundation is collecting books at Blue Back Square this weekend to go into Little Free Libraries statewide.
New Space at 32 Park Place Includes State-of-the-Art Courtroom
JFS and partners will launch a seasonal hiking series in West Hartford that starts Saturday and is led by a Mount Everest climber.
The funeral for the 17-year-old Hall High School senior, who was shot on Sunday and died on Tuesday, is Thursday, Feb. 26.
West Hartford Chamber’s Minority Business Network will host its Black History Month Breakfast Feb. 26 at Noah Webster Library.
The growing national chain will open a new eatery at the former site of an upscale burger restaurant that closed last summer.
High school seniors from West Hartford, Farmington, Newington, and Berlin were honored Feb. 21.
A local organization will host the West Hartford Black Business Expo this weekend, featuring local Black-owned businesses.
Town officials are asking residents, including children, to clear hydrants and possibly win a prize for doing so.
The incident on Friday started in West Hartford and ended on I-84, with the suspect being held on $300K bond.
They were ordered closed on Friday, Feb. 20, after state compliance checks found multiple violations of state regulations.
West Hartford officials urged residents to prepare for heavy snow, winds, and possible outages Sunday into Monday.
Party City is back in Connecticut with a local store in a pop-up partnership anchored by Staples.
West Hartford DPW Director John Phillips will discuss snow removal practices on Monday, Feb. 23, at West Hartford Town Hall.
The New Haven-based university recently released the fall 2025 Dean's List.
The West Hartford Town Council approved a new full-time grant manager position to support food pantry and housing rehab programs.
West Hartford Fellowship Housing named the longtime community servant to its board earlier this week.
The couple reportedly moved to Cape Cod in Massachusetts 18 years ago after retiring. The high school sweethearts died on Valentine's Day.
West Hartford police charged the 25-year-old driver after a box truck crash closed eastbound Albany Avenue for much of the day Tuesday.
46 new businesses opened in West Hartford recently.
The police dog and his handler are competing for a Hometown Heroes grant to fund equipment and training for the WHPD.
The increases are for monthly memberships at the town's Cornerstone Aquatics Center.
The program starts Feb. 25, with sign-ups ongoing right now.