Jay Zavala and Barbara Weyand host FCTV's coverage of the 55th annual Falmouth Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade. Here are the scheduled runtimes on Channel 13:

In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we review some storm preparation tips, take a look at a local charity hockey game, make a stop with Troy at the Falmouth Christmas House and much more.

Students from Falmouth High Schools' AP Art and Art Honors classes traveled to Brewster and Chatham recently to complete their naturalist studies.  As part of a grant from the Falmouth Education Foundation, students sketched the area and took notes at each location, planning their works for studio time this winter.

Here's a look at the Really Rad Festival of Cyclo Cross that took place November 3rd & 4th. Over 700 riders,  beginner to professional,  raced the challenging course created at the Cape Cod Fairgrounds in Falmouth.

The annual Alternative Gift market provides an opportunity to choose holiday gifts that contribute to the support of the planet, the local community, and people from at-risk communities around the world.

Rambo is young, big, strong and full of energy. He is also sweet and affectionate. Rambo is a young dog in need of continued training. We are looking for a family that is familiar with the breed. Because of Rambo’s size we are looking for a family without small children.

The latest public listening session about the Rte. 28 widening project was held last week at Falmouth High School. Su Moran, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, gives us a quick update. For complete coverage of the Rte. 28 listening session, check out the Ch. 15 government channel programming schedule for replay times.

We begin with last week’s rally on the Village Green in protest of the forced resignation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions. Protesters across the country assembled to voice their concerns, and Falmouth was no exception.

In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we get an update on the Rte. 28 widening project, take a ride at the Cyclo Cross at the Fairgrounds, learn about the services available to our Veterans and much more.

Leaders from the Falmouth Jewish Congregation and from Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church addressed the crowd, denouncing the bigotry on display in Pittsburgh and meditating on how the community can respond to such an act of violence. We spoke with Rabbi Lieberman and Olivia Masih White of No Place for Hate about the event.