2019 Tour info: Santa begins his annual Portsmouth Tour on Monday, December 2nd (night/map 1). Santa will visit the streets of beautiful Portsmouth every night (except Sunday’s), for 8 nights. Note: Santa’s Tour is weather permitting, so any cancellation due to rain etc., will cause a delay in the schedule, however on the next night, Santa will pick-up where he left off. Cancellations will be posted on this FB page. WHEN will Santa be in your neighborhood? -Check the maps found in this post or found in the photo section of this Facebook page. The numbers on the each map reflect each night of Santa’s Tour. Santa’s nightly tour begins around 6:00pm. CHECK OUR FACEBOOK PAGE DAILY to see the current map schedule, and other updated information. Keep your ears out for his music and sirens.
Newport residents are now able to report coyote sightings and encounters directly from their mobile devices through the City’s 311 ReportIt! Newport app.
A Newport resident is among five finalists who have the chance to win the $1 million grand prize in the “Powerball First Millionaire of the Year” promotion.
Newport School Superintendent Colleen Burns Jermain tells What’s Up Newp that no credible threat was found after Thompson Middle School went into a shelter-in-place earlier this afternoon.
Public invited to attend special events being held throughout December, including weekly self-guided tours, pictures with Santa, and a special event vendor exposition.
The League of Women Voters, Newport County has named Ellen Pinnock, Director of Community Engagement at FabNewport, as the 2023 recipient of the Joan C. Arnold Civic Participation Award.
The third annual Mental Health Awareness Night organized by the Salve Regina University’s Men’s Ice Hockey Team raised more than $4,000 in support of Newport Mental Health’s mission to destigmatize the conversation around mental health and provide mental health and substance use treatment to those who live, work, and study in Newport County.