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Kim Golinski made the transition from craft beer to professional sports on Aug. 1, when she officially became the team president of the Worcester Railers.

Patrons of Worcester’s DCU Center who have a sweet tooth will soon have access to baked goods from a local confectioner.

The Worcester Business Journal will host its annual Energy Summit on Tuesday at Worcester’s DCU Center.

Two prominent Central Massachusetts executives are embarking on big career changes.

Worcester’s publicly owned arena and convention center will continue to bear the name of a Central Massachusetts company, as Marlborough-based Digital Credit Union has extended its naming rights deal through the end of June 2027. 

Despite the decrease, fan interest appears to be increasing as the team fights for a spot in the playoffs. The nine games the Railers have hosted so far in 2024 have seen an average turnout of 4,157 fans.

Bringing the flavors he grew up on to the people of Central Massachusetts gives Perez energy for the long hours of being a self-employed restaurant owner and chef.

While corporate profits have surged to near record levels, operators of prominent small businesses in Worcester have not seen the same growth.

The Massachusetts Pirates have made their move to Lowell’s Tsongas Center official and are now selling home game tickets for next season.

While the first five years saw more than $5 billion in sales and hundreds of businesses opening, uncertainty awaits ahead for the next five years.