quality recreational, educational and cultural programs to, in turn, help enhance the quality of life. It is a priority of the department to provide an open line of communication with the public that will foster quality recreational programs, safe and adequate facilities and healthy and active lifestyles for our citizens.
Construction activity was in full throttle in recent weeks at Bridgeport City Park. And it is good news for many that...
Posted on October 05, 2019
Posted on October 03, 2019
Back in August, the Harrison County Board of Education made it official by naming a former Bridgeport High School coac...
Posted by Jeff Toquinto
This photo from 1978 shows members of the Bridgeport Lions Club presenting Life Packs to the Bridgeport Fire Departme...
Posted by Dick Duez
Happy October! We have two weeks left of our outdoor market and then we are back inside for our winter market series....
Posted by Bob Workman
Halloween events are on the schedule for the next two weeks. So please mark your calendar so you don’t mis...
Posted by Sharon Saye
We’ve failed. By we, I mean collectively. I mean as a nation. We’ve failed those who have serve...
Posted by Jeff Toquinto
On Oct. 3, The Shoppes of Averil Place, established by Lotus Averil MacDowell, erupted in flames and was declared a total...
Posted by Julie Perine
Hope is a very special kitty looking for her “furever” home. As is often the case with declawed cats, the...
Posted by Frankie Michelle Dennison
The gauntlet of October continues today for the West Virginia football team. After giving 11th-ranked Texas...
Posted by Brad Howe
She is a longtime teacher, loves photography and spending time at the lakes. Meet this week's City Face Tina Bulka....
Posted by Julie Perine
