Improvements to Roads, Water System Could Be On the Horizon
The Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce supports the new federal infrastructure bill, hoping to repair and replace old water and sewer systems, improve roads, etc.
Quinsigamond Community College Forgives Student Debt
Students in the red during the pandemic were notified that their debt had been wiped out.
Too Cute!
Southwick's Zoo to celebrate their new additions with a “Cuteness Contest” on Sunday, July 18.
Pakachoag Honors a Fiddler Phenom
The Worcester music school recognizes Shrewsbury violinist Ksheeraja Ramanujam for her dedication to learning the craft.
On Both Sides of the Camera
Local actress and makeup artist serves a dual role on the set of the Worcester production of KINDEr.
With a Supportive Community, KINDEr Aims to Thrill
Local thriller draws its lore from the Salem witch trials of 1692.
Worcester Goes Clean and Green
In response to complaints about trash, public and private groups come together to clean and beautify the city.
Cousy Immortalized
Worcester unveils a new statue of Basketball Hall of Famer and Worcester resident Bob Cousy at the DCU Center.
Successful Live Rescue
Decisive action under pressure by an Uxbridge paramedic crew saved a life and earned them the Paramedic of the Year Award.
The Show Must Go On
ValleyCast summer concert series announces triumphant return, allowing community members to sing, dance and relax together.