New Bedford columnist Jack Spillane discusses the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the upcoming Board of Health decision regarding South Coast Renewables/Parallel Products, and more.

Anaelle Ndoye of the Diamono Project discusses how the nonprofit group of local volunteers raises funds to provide supplies for a school in Senegal, West Africa.

Dartmouth Cultural Center President Pauline Santos and volunteer Beverly Pusateri discuss the upcoming events at the center for the next two months.

The UMass Dartmouth Micro Mouse team discusses the upcoming robotics competition on campus.

Kim Goddard talks about the upcoming edition of AHA! Night in New Bedford.

Your Theatre is presenting “The Odd Couple (Female Version)” and Director Larry Houbre and cast member Kristina Dahlene discuss the production and the joy of community theater.

Matt McArthur, Director of Real Estate and Fundraising for the Arts and Business Council of Greater Boston, discusses some of the latest concepts surrounding the Star Store project in New Bedford, and the importance of three community engagement sessions coming up in September.

Zeiterion Performing Arts Center President and CEO Rosemary Gill shares the latest on the renovations at the Z, just days after the media toured the facility.

The New Bedford Symphony Orchestra President and CEO David Prentiss discusses how the NBSO has just wrapped up its strategic plan for the next three years, and what the future holds for the symphony orchestra.

Rev. David Lima and Leslie Poulin discuss the “Comigo Dinners” from Rise Up for Homes, and how they are hoping a free meal will lead to thoughtful discussion about the issues local residents are concerned about.