The Dartmouth Cultural Center is prepping for the return of the Fourth Annual Wet Paint Day in September, an event scaled back the last two years because of the pandemic.

Ken and Michelle Oehmen discuss The Cure Starts Now, an organization to help battle cancer, and an upcoming bowling fundraiser.

New Bedford Schools Superintendent Thomas Anderson offers a preview of the upcoming school year and some thoughts on education issues in general.

Feast of the Blessed Sacrament President Rick Fernandes discusses the preparations as New Bedford's 106th annual feast looms.

Fitz Lamarre discusses the upcoming Reggae on West Beach event in New Bedford.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses the Star Store purchase and the impending OUI trial of Ward 3 City Councilor Hugh Dunn.

Jessica Bregoli stops by Townsquare Sunday to discuss the Seaport Art Walk and more.

Recently-retired Acushnet Fire Chief Kevin Gallagher discusses his lifelong career in public service.

Carl Alves and Shane Burgo discuss a new community organization called H.O.M.E. (Housing Options for Momentum and Equity), which is enlisting help from area residents to come up with solutions to New Bedford's housing crisis.

Mattapoisett Woman's Club President Sandy Hering and Publicity Chair Kate Brown talk about the Taste of the Town event, now in its 17th year.