Fort Taber-Fort Rodman Historical Association President Bill Neidzwiedz discusses the military museum in New Bedford's South End.

Dartmouth Police Detective Kyle Costa joins Townsquare Sunday to discuss the upcoming Fill the Bus toy drive.

Victoria Grasela, Vice President of Marketing and Community Engagement for the United Way of Greater New Bedford, and Amy Desrosiers, Marketing Director for the City of New Bedford, talk about an upcoming holiday toy drive and the City's tree lighting ceremony.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses the election results in the sheriff's race, the City of New Bedford's plan to replace water pipes containing lead, and homeless students in the city.

Laura Orleans, Executive Director of the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center, discusses a very busy December on tap.

Community liaison Eric Paradis discusses how Your Theater, the Waterfront Historic Area League (WHALE), and the First Baptist Church on William St. have been working for seven years to renovate the historic church building to serve both its congregation and provide space for a performing arts center.

New Bedford Ballet Theater Company President Joanne Gracia and Artistic Director Rebecca Waskiel discuss the non-profit theater company and its upcoming performance of "New England Nutcracker."

Artists Diana Arvanities and Corrinn Jusell, members of the Hatch Street Studios collaborative of artists, discuss New Bedford's growing arts scene and an upcoming open studio event.

Dr. Catherine Curran is head of the Center for Entrepreneurship at Charlton College. She discusses some of the activities planned for SouthCoast Entrepreneur Week, and why entrepreneurship is important.

Victoria Grasela said the goal of the United Way of Greater New Bedford is to collect enough food to create 1,000 Thanksgiving baskets for needy families through this year's Hunger Heroes Food Drop.