Deborah Maruca Hoak, executive director of Habitat for Humanity - Metro West Greater Worcester, talks about President Jimmy Carter at an event held Jan. 9 at Worcester Public Market.

The Worcester Women’s History Project and Worcester Historical Museum will celebrate Abby Kelley Foster’s 214th birthday (she ...

Worcester filmmaker and music producer Cyrus Alexander has done a lot in his career. Now, he's releasing a martial arts film: ...

Worcester was overrun by "The Walking Dead," hosted Silver Scream Con and Joyner Fest, and had a local Olympian on "Dancing ...

As Janice Harvey sees it, reading is one thing, but understanding is something else. Both are needed to make 2025 a good year ...

The music video is almost a lost art. Thankfully, there are still a number of artists around New England who are still making ...

Joanne and Joe Johnson worked to ensure their son, Joey, who died at 35, had full access to school and community activities.

Author and academician Mark Wagner details the surprising history of Native Americans who worked for greater economic success ...

It's hard times for art schools, but Clark University is breaking new ground with its new low-residency Master of Fine Arts program.

The Worcester County Poetry for its Frank O’Hara Prize poetry contest, and its most prestigious commendation, the Stanly ...

As a high school student, Scott Nelson found a mentor in arts instructor Alex Gazonas, who encouraged him to pursue art as a ...

He had never been to the principal's office," the book states. Otis is an enthusiastic young child with a fast and brilliant ...