The City of Fall River and Fall River Public Schools invite all residents to attend a special presentation on substance use disorder and recovery by Fall River native Chris Herren. Join us on Thursday, October 24th, in the Durfee Auditorium for this special event....
What a great time to be had!! Come join us and celebrate our SHEROES!! We will have an amazing lunch provided by Amy Johnson from Hartley's, some great stories to be told and just a great time together.Please RSVP to Kim at 508-679-9277 by September 29th.
First Congregational Church of Fall River 2024 Blessing of the Animals Sunday October 13th, 2024 @ 10 AM Petting Zoo 9:00 AM-10:00 AM & 11:00 AM-12:30 PMEveryone is welcome!! (Please bring your pet on a leash or in a carrier please)
Fall River: Phoenix Rising? “A good place to be pleasantly surprised” by NELL PORTER BROWN - MAY-JUNE 2023 The “P” word has long haunted Fall River. “People come to the city, see the Braga Bridge and waterfront, the historic buildings, and say, ‘Hey, this place looks...
by Dan Medeiros - The Herald News FALL RIVER — The Quequechan River Rail Trail is about to get a tiny bit longer, just in time for outdoor-fun season. The 2-mile multi-use path, which runs through the heart of Fall River, is currently undergoing construction at the...
By Ashley Schuler- The Herald News FALL RIVER — Take your taste buds on a tour. Fall River Restaurant Week is back, and it's time once again to sample all the deliciousness the city has to offer. From Caribbean to Lebanese to Southern barbecue to gluten-free fare,...
The sister cities are engaging in a friendly food fight to see which spot has the best egg tart. By Lauren Daley Globe Correspondent They’re sister cities known for their Portuguese culture and food — and now they’re engaging in some friendly sibling rivalry to see...
by Kristina Fontes - The Herald News What makes a city work is not so much the number of people that live there but rather the community that they have built together. A city might literally be defined by the number of its population, sure, but it’s the...
by Ashley Schuler - The Herald News SOMERSET — The owners of a favorite local coffee stop have gone from Mojo makers to bakers. While the Pink Bean has been their bread and butter, Bonnie and Sandy Souza have recently added another venture to the mix. The Souzas, who...
Ashley Schuler - The Herald News Chances are good that if you live in the SouthCoast, you've been introduced to the pastel de nata — or Portuguese custard tart — and all its creamy goodness. The dangerously delicious combo of caramelized custard wrapped in a flaky...