A fourth Taco Bell is planned for Worcester, GreenTech Park launches $12.8 million in infrastructure work and local organizations land new investment in this week’s Building Worcester
WBDC has broken ground on roadway and utility improvements at the former Saint-Gobain campus, a key step toward transforming the 51-acre property into a new commercial and advanced manufacturing hub
Longtime Fletcher Tilton attorney held leadership roles across Worcester’s healthcare, education, business, philanthropic and cultural institutions
Worcester Public Schools will continue offering breakfast and lunch at no cost to students across the district during the 2026-27 school year, with families not required to submit applications
A new agreement gives Worcester State students who complete a pre-engineering curriculum a guaranteed transfer route into Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Clark University has joined the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate, connecting its new Ed.D. program with a network of more than 165 colleges and universities focused on strengthening doctoral education for working professionals
Water testing shows bacteria levels have returned to acceptable standards, allowing Worcester officials to reopen Smith Pond Beach after last week’s public health closure
‘Backpacks & Bright Futures’ collects backpacks, school supplies and donations Wednesday at Off The Rails, with supplies headed to students at 10 Worcester schools
Thursday’s Worcester School Committee meeting includes Superintendent Brian Allen’s annual evaluation, three public petitions seeking greater district scrutiny and more than $167,000 in grants and prior-year payments
