"According to US News & World Report, North Attleboro High School ranks 87th out of a total of 437 public high schools in Massachusetts, making it one of the top ranked high schools in our state. The rankings were based on six factors including test scores, graduation rates and college preparedness... Go Big Red!"
~NAHS FSP (Family School Partnership)

Only 4 Massachusetts towns were named among top 25 'hottest zip codes' in America and Attleboro was one of them, coming in at #20.

"Mums the word- and it’s time to place your order.  Gorgeous mums, pumpkins and decorative cabbage.  Pre orders ONLY UNTIL September 5th."  ~South Attleboro Village Lions
Funds raised will benefit Village Lions Clubs Charities.

Choice of Color: Pink, Yellow, Orange, Red, Purple
Proceeds Benefit the AHS Varsity Hockey Team Practice Ice Fees.  Sale ends September 13th.  Pick up will be at Shannon O'Brien School of Dance, 304 Highland Ave., Attleboro, as of now, on Friday, September 22, 2023 from 3:00 pm - 5:30pm.  Contact attleborohockeyboosters@gmail.com to order & confirm pick-up date.

From-the-Farm vendors & other artisans Wednesday's through to September 20th, 5p - 8p at Veteran’s Park in downtown North Attleborough 

Join us for a fun Touch-a-Truck event! Get up close and personal with fascinating vehicles and enjoy a day of family-friendly excitement. Don't miss out! 🚚🚜
The Attleboro Farmer's Market, Saturdays 9-1 through October 14th, 
Location: LA SALETTE SHRINE, 947 Park Street, Attleboro in the back field overflow parking lot.  

Thursday, September 7, 6:30pm - 8:30pm, Jumpin' Juba
Thursday, September 14, 6:30pm - 8:30pm, Southeastern Mass Community Concert Band.

Celebrating Arts and Autism Art Show - This year, we will host a reception at the Churchwood Gallery in North Attleboro where you can view and enjoy the art throughout the month of September while bidding for and purchasing your favorite pieces online.

Thursday, September 7th, 6:00 pm
HUB and the City held a couple public engagement sessions in June to identify unique characteristics of our Downtown, and now we have some brand options to present to you! Please join this public zoom meeting to provide your thoughts on which direction you prefer! 
Meeting ID: 873 6383 0265 Passcode: 094666

Thompson Realty Group in Attleboro is collecting clothes for children aged 6-18 and will be donating to Big Brother's and Big Sisters. Drop off anytime at our office, 272 County Street,  M-Fri 9-5pm. Thanks for always helping our community thrive!

Hello North Attleboro High School Students and Parents,  We invite you to participate in the creation of our first annual NorthServes 9/11 Memorial Flag Garden at NAHS.  On Saturday September 9, a group of NorthServes student volunteers will plant 2977 American flags on the Wilson Whitty Way median at the high school and they request your support and participation. The students want to add lighting to this memorial so it can be seen at night and ask that you donate or lend any ground level solar light you can share. You can bring them to the high school between 9-12 on the 9th or drive by after school hours and place them in the flag garden yourselves between the 9th and the 15th. If you want your lights back, please be sure to put your name on them, or feel free to donate them as well for the annual project. Thanks, NAHS NorthServes Student Volunteers

September 9 - 23, Creature Comforts, An Invitational Exhibition by Kevin Wilson's Novel, 'Nothing To See Here'.

Mon., September 11th,  9am, Baptist Common, N. Attleboro

Hey Attleboro Fans --- Support our football program with your purchase of a $25 card.  Save on local business purchases for a year.  Reach out to your favorite AHS Football player to get your card now or email bluepridegridiron@gmail.com.

Your voice matters, and the Town needs your input! We're exploring the possibility of establishing a Sharps Disposal Program to ensure the safety and well-being of our community. "Sharps" are those medical devices with sharp points that might be used to manage various health conditions. This program could be a game-changer for people and their pets dealing with various medical conditions like allergies, arthritis, cancer, diabetes, and more. Your input matters, whether you've personally experienced the need or not. Your participation is vital, and we want to assure you that all information collected will be kept anonymous. Help us shape the future of North Attleboro by sharing your thoughts and needs. Your time and responses are deeply appreciated. Together, we can create a safer and healthier community!

Fats, oils, and grease (FOG) are a significant cause of clogs and spills in household and restaurant plumbing and public sewer lines. When FOG gets into the sewer line, it sticks to pipe walls, creating significant blockages when it cools. FOG blockages in the sewer line can quickly increase the likelihood of a sanitary sewer overflow in both the public sewer lines and your home. A preventative solution is to throw leftover FOG into a compost bin or trash instead of pouring them down the drain. If you use a paper towel to wipe FOG from cooking utensils, dishes, and pots, put the towel in the compost bin or trash. This simple measure will help reduce the risk of a sanitary sewer overflow occurring. Please reach out to us at 508-695-7790 if you have any questions about the program and please take a look at the attached flyer for more information.

The Chaminade Club of Attleboro, the Schubert Club, and LiveARTS of Franklin are joining forces for the 2023-24 season.

"We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to those who have already participated in the Community Health Equity Survey brought to you by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH).  Your responses are invaluable in shaping a healthier and more equitable future for our communities. However, we understand that the response to the survey has been relatively low so far. We believe that every voice matters in our collective efforts to address health inequities and uplift the well-being of all residents. Therefore, we are re-announcing this important initiative to encourage those who haven't participated yet to take a few moments and share their experiences. Why Your Participation is Crucial: The insights you provide will directly influence funding decisions, program implementations, and policy developments aimed at creating a positive impact on the health and well-being of our communities. By participating, you're contributing to a more inclusive and healthier Massachusetts for everyone. How to Take the Survey: Taking the survey is easy and anonymous. Just visit this link to access the survey. Your candid responses will help shape the direction of community health initiatives in the coming months. Survey Timeline: The survey is open until Fall 2023, so you have ample time to participate and make your voice heard. Remember, your input is a crucial part of this effort, and we genuinely appreciate your involvement. Let's work together to build a healthier, more equitable future for all Massachusetts residents. Your participation matters!"

We love to see the younger generations supporting their communities through volunteerism and outreach . Thank you so much to the Shannahan girls for raising money to help support Our Open Umbrella! 🧡

Voting runs now through September 21st. You can vote here for Capron Park Zoo and other favorite local businesses.

"Wendi Bosland wears many hats in her life and church community. She is a beloved wife, daughter, sister, the mother of four amazing children, one fur baby and a flock of hens. She is a teacher at Little Blessings and a strong force for our children and family ministry. She loves listening and dancing to music while doing chores around the house....  Here is an interview we did from VBS week."

"NORTH ATTLEBORO - The finance committee’s unanimous recommendation and the town’s council’s 8-1 vote to appropriate $300,000 for a digital scoreboard for the high school’s Raymond E. Beaupre Jr. Field was one of the topics on the agenda when Sun Chronicle Columnist Mike Kirby and WARA Radio’s Paul Healy were in the North TV studio for a recording of “Up for Discussion: Summer/Fall News Edition” on Tuesday.  Watch this video to hear what was said...

That program can be seen in its entirety on North TV’s Community Channel: Comcast channel 15 and Verizon channel 24.  See schedule here."

"Food shouldn’t be an impossible choice for our friends and neighbors in the greater Attleboro area! All of the local food banks are serving more and more people each week and we NEED your help! Please make a financial donation, donate goods or volunteer your time!  Here's how you can help #feedthepeople."  ~HFP

"This year the theme is #BeThe1To ask, be there, help keep them safe, help them connect, and follow up. Remember that 988 is the new suicide & crisis lifeline." ~New Hope, Inc., Attleboro

"Hey hey hey!!  Can you believe we are already in September??!! WOW!! Well Summer is coming to an end and now it's time to reset and get ready for the next season. This month it's time for us to be good to ourselves,  It's Self-Care Awareness Month and let me be the 1st to say....Self-Care is NOT selfish!  That's what we are talking about on the Good News For Today Show on our North TV Community Channel. Go check it out. There's some GREAT points on there for you to take care of YOU!"  ~Deniese Sheppard.
Deniese's special guest on the show is Shabranae Patton, owner of Anchor'd Inc, "Organic wellness for the body, coastal tranquility for the home. Because survivors deserve it."  Shabranae's organization, Anchor'd Inc Foundation, "was created to provide post-trauma care and resources to survivors across the globe."