From a handbell concert and a Revolutionary-era walking tour to two gallery openings and a roots-rock night at WCUW, Worcester’s weekend calendar offers plenty of reasons to leave the house—even if choosing just five was harder than usual
Worcester City Manager Eric Batista reflects on the city’s accomplishments and challenges over the past year during the annual State of the City address at City Hall
As Worcester’s Community Preservation Committee pauses before its next funding round, members are updating the city’s preservation plan while highlighting projects ranging from affordable housing and historic preservation to parks and environmental restoration
The third annual CASA Palooza music festival at Lilac Hedge Farm raised more than $9,000 to support advocacy programs for children in foster care across Worcester County
A proposed Millbury Street sports bar, a new Green Street lounge and several outdoor entertainment requests highlight Thursday’s Worcester License Commission agenda
Clark University students Rowan Compton and Kaya Banka conducts research in Brazil and Poland through competitive Fulbright awards tied to environmental science and reproductive health
Filmmaker and former minor leaguer Ron Shelton visited Polar Park as part of the Larry Lucchino Writers Series, sharing stories behind “Bull Durham,” his baseball career and why he thinks modern baseball sometimes overthinks the game
A coalition of students and advocacy groups, including YWCA Central Massachusetts and Worcester Interfaith, filed a lawsuit alleging Massachusetts maintains a racially segregated public school system that violates students’ constitutional rights
Worcester police say detectives are searching for a man wanted in connection with a stabbing behind City Hall earlier this month
Graduation ceremonies are taking place across Worcester as high school seniors from Worcester Public Schools prepare to receive diplomas at venues throughout the city
