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Harvest Festival returns to Easthampton Oct. 10

EASTHAMPTON — Easthampton’s beloved annual Harvest Festival is returning Saturday, Oct. 10 at Nonotuck Park.

Northampton announces Opioid Settlement Fund mini grants

NORTHAMPTON — The first round of awards from the city’s Opioid Settlement Fund mini-grants program have been announced.

Chicopee business owner talks about effects of theft

CHICOPEE — Chicopee business owner Raj Sanghvi is looking for Massachusetts to either get stricter laws or for people to be more fearful of stealing.

October events to get you in the ‘spirit’ of the season

When it comes to kicking off the holiday celebration season, it seems Halloween is quickly taking center stage as the first-on-the-calendar all-out event.

Automotive teacher, CTEC awarded $75k for teaching excellence

WEST SPRINGFIELD — Tyler Chrystal is one of the 2026 Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence winners.

Finalists for SSO music director will have week-long residency

SPRINGFIELD — Five musical professionals have been selected as the finalists for the music director position with the Springfield Symphony Orchestra.

Rays of Hope brings community together for 33rd annual walk, run

SPRINGFIELD — For more than three decades, the Rays of Hope Walk & Run has brought people throughout Western Massachusetts together to support those affected by breast cancer.

Easthampton Fire Department receives $200,000 FEMA grant

EASTHAMPTON — The Easthampton Fire Department is receiving $200,000 in FEMA grant funding for new cardiac monitors.

Holyoke superintendent highlights next steps after DESE report

HOLYOKE — Holyoke Public Schools Superintendent Jackie Glasheen shared Holyoke’s preliminary accountability data from DESE with the School Committee.

Magic for Maddie to host 5th annual 5K and carnival fundraiser

HOLYOKE — Magic for Maddie will host the fifth annual Magic for Maddie 5K Family Fun Walk & Carnival on Saturday, Oct. 17 in at Ashley Reservoir in Holyoke.

STRM: Driscoll talks policy, courthouse and more

EAST LONGMEADOW — On the latest episode of “So That Reminds Me” hosts Ryan Feyre and Dennis Hackett sat down with Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll to discuss a wide range of topics, from the proposed two-month gas tax holiday to the new courthouse in Springfield and much more.

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