Today it is more essential than ever that Falmouth has its own vibrant, fully-accessible and responsive media center. The Falmouth Community Media Center will be a community resource that will benefit everyone who calls Falmouth home. Your generous contribution, recognized through one of our naming opportunities, will honor your commitment to that vision of a lasting legacy of culture, collaboration, and communication.
Take a look at these great items still up for bid! FCTV's Annual Auction provides a great opportunity to support a local non profit 501 (c)(3) public charity while getting a great deal on some special items. Call (508) 457 - 0800 to place your bid or to "buy it now". Bidding extended until January 28, 2019 at 4pm.
In 2012, the Falmouth Community Television Board of Directors established the PRISCILLA (“Pucky”) ROSLANSKY MEMORIAL FUND in memory of Priscilla (“Pucky”) Roslansky, PhD, of Woods Hole, Massachusetts, a long time member, producer and supporter of FCTV.
Special Health Board Meeting From Falmouth High School, Saturday, January 12, 2019.
On this very special edition of Falmouth In Focus, we take a look back at the year 2018 by sharing some of our favorite stories of the year.
If dinosaurs have ever captured your imagination, you owe a debt of thanks to Quissett summer resident Charles Knight (1874-1953)
For three Saturdays this Holiday Season, shoppers at the local Walmart have been greeted by Falmouth’s Finest as the annual Stuff A Cruiser event was in full swing. We caught up with Sgt. Jaime Donohue who has coordinated the event since it’s inception.
The new Falmouth Senior Center construction is underway. Last Thursday the Council on Aging held a ground breaking ceremony to commemorate the construction project. We spoke with Council on Aging chairman Jim Vieira about the project and its relevance to Falmouth.
East Falmouth Elementary School has its own podcast. Produced by 4th grade teacher Elijah Switzer, "The Eagle" features students and staff and shares information about what's going on at their school. Let’s take a listen.
As part of its annual Christmas Traditions events, Falmouth Museums on the Green hosted tours of the historic 1790 Dr. Francis Wicks House, decorated for the holidays by the Falmouth Garden Club.
