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United Way of Greater New Bedford's Hunger Heroes Food Drop is celebrating 10 years of helping needy SouthCoast families, especially at Thanksgiving.

Viva Fall River and New Bedford Food Tours want to know who has the best sweet bread on the SouthCoast. You can vote once per day.

New Bedford's Brown Suga Stationery and owner Jaden Teixeira were recently awarded a $25,000 grant.

The December agenda includes shellfish decorating, films, unique items in the gift shop, and a new oral history project entitled 'Casting a Wider Net.'

Donors can simply drive up to Aldi at the Dartmouth Mall and volunteers will be ready to take your donation for the Hunger Heroes Food Drop from your car.

The Fairhaven Homecoming Fair will feature dozens of vendors, food, free entertainment, and activities for children, along with an art show and more.

The Vocational Awards Committee is raising money to help vocational students pay the cost of tools, fees and licenses that are needed to practice their trade.

The United Way of Greater New Bedford's Hunger Heroes Food Drop is scheduled for Saturday, March 25 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Dartmouth Aldi store.

Police officers in Dartmouth, Fairhaven and Acushnet are helping Jerry Pinto fill three buses full of new, unwrapped toys for families in need Dec. 10 and 11.

The buildings at 88-90 Hatch Street provide workspace for 65 artists and performers of all types, space where they can perfect their craft and their skills.