Matt Grahn

An increase in enrollment over the last two years has led Norwich Adult Education to expand and adapt its ESOL classes to needs. What they're doing

Clean Pirrrate, a local upcycling fashion brand with nautical themes, debuted in November.

Greeneville families are concerned about their high school students walking to NFA. Here's what the Norwich BOE plans to do about it.

There are over 200 open jobs in Norwich listed on Indeed.com. What industries are looking for people and what are some tips to get hired?

The Uncas Leap Heritage Park will be formally dedicated with a ceremony Friday morning. Here's why the park is so significant to Norwich.

Allie Geilich-Parker, lead HR consultant for Boss Consulting HR LLC, led a talk with GNACC members about how to use AI in the workplace.

From street festivals to parades and haunted houses, here are 10 activities around Norwich to make your Halloween fun and spooky.

This is a list of all of the City of Norwich's employees' salaries for fiscal year 2024.

The Backus Federation of Nurses filed an injunction against the hospital to make them follow state overtime laws for nurses. Why they say it's needed.

Norwich CT won't have to cut two positions once paid for by federal money because of tax money collected from the sale of cannabis.

NPU sent a crew of three to Orlando, Florida, ahead of anticipated damage from Hurricane Milton. Why it's so important.

The CT Renaissance Faire announced this spring it is looking for a permanent location. There's no new home yet, but lots of faire to enjoy. What to do

Here's how the city of Norwich is doing at building a diverse workforce

Now that fall is here, it's time to think about pumpkins. Here are five places to check out, many of which offer the gourd in a variety of colors.

Offerings include vaccinations, blood pressure screenings, eye exams, oral cancer screenings, bone density testing, and educating people on healthcare

Since 1992, Thames River Community Service has helped prevent homelessness for more than 1,100 families. Here's what makes its program unique.

Kristine Beckford and Mary Rasch are two teachers new to Norwich Public Schools this year. Here are their first impressions of the district.

Thames River Community Service, Inc. has helped 1,100 families, including 1,650 children, in its over 30 years of operation,

Thames River Community Service, Inc. has helped 1,100 families, including 1,650 children, remain in housing since it started in 1992. How they do it

The Slater Museum debuted the Ellis Ruley painting "Rice Picking Time." It is only one of just over 60 Ruley paintings still in existence.