This January marks the 36th year that the South Windsor Teen Center has been open as a safe and accessible space for teens. Located in the Charles N. Enes Community Center, it has various events that engage...

The 4th “R” program at the South Windsor Elementary Schools is a before and after-school program that provides elementary school students a place to go before and after-school hours while their parents...

Prowl: Why cheerleading? Ly: "I do cheerleading because it's a fun sport that I can do with my peers who I have known for a while in the community; I have been doing cheerleading for a while now. I...

On the eve of Monday, December 18th a violent storm struck the town of South Windsor. This storm would continue throughout the day, posing a risk to many South Windsor residents. The severity of the storm...

As a cold breeze blew through the hills of South Windsor, a warm face lit up the computer screen, all the way from New York. Sitting on the Zoom call was Zeby Khan, an actor and South Windsor High School...

For quite some time, there has been talk, and plenty of gossip, about the town's plan to build affordable apartments on Deming Street. The plan was first proposed by Metro Realty at the town council meeting...

Check out Bobcat Nation News for Thursday, January 11th.

SWHS teacher Ellen Festi begins every day of her entrepreneurship class with a pitch from Shark Tank.  Having bought all 15 seasons of the show, she handpicks episodes to play at the beginning of each...

Nathan Tenney made the 91st Annual New Haven Register GameTimeCT All-State Football Second Team for offensive line. Regardless of class, the best of the best was chosen from across the state, making it...

On Monday, January 8th The South Windsor Boys Basketball team experienced a victorious comeback over Hartford Public with a final score of 46-41.  During the first half of the game, the Bobcats struggled...