Red Bank's 70th annual, indomitable, rain or shine sidewalk sale tops the list of things to do on a spectacular weather weekend.

RED BANK: After buying building that houses Robinson Ale House, Tim McLoone discusses minimum wage and other forefront pandemic issues.

RED BANK: The Classic 5K returns Saturday with a new course, and possibly, rainfall.

RED BANK: Council sets Broadwalk season after Portman and Triggiano goad reluctant majority into immediate decision.

RED BANK: Amid debate over substance and process, council introduced proposed law regulating Airbnbs and other short-term home rentals.

RED BANK: In just two years, a downtown building that's home to a prominent restaurant doubled in value. What's Going On Here?

RED BANK: With two passes over Tower Hill, the fourth edition of the Red Bank 5K Classic is set to make its way through borough streets.

RED BANK: Broad Street dining plaza is "sucking customers away" from restaurants just outside the zone, say some owners, who want it expanded south.

RED BANK: With the weather a bit on the cool side, restaurants stir back to life after nearly three-month shutdown under pandemic regulations.

RED BANK: More restaurants come back online for takeout-only business. Here's which ones, and a reminder to support all this Memorial Day weekend and beyond.

RED BANK: Borough forms committee to explore expansion of outdoor dining into public spaces as town prepares to enter COVID-19 recovery phase.

RED BANK: Frustrated by lack of voluntary compliance, town declares 'local state of emergency,' ordering all bars, restaurants and large facilities closed.

RED BANK: A 24-year-old borough man pleaded guilty to fatally stabbing volunteer firefighter Andrew Hill just blocks where he found his purpose in life.

RED BANK: Splashes of sunshine, rain and autumn color in forecast for Thursday through coming weekend and Monday, Veterans Day.

RED BANK: Firefighter Andrew Hill recalled by family and friends at quiet vigil on the spot where he was slain a week ago.

RED BANK: Small Biz Saturday, horse-drawn wagons, live music, carolers 'n more kick off the holiday shopping and celebrating season downtown.