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🔒Building nonprofits: Entrepreneurs are finding community investment, advice to to build sustainable and inclusive missions

Startup nonprofits are working to become thriving, sustainable contributors to the community.

🔒Clark’s plan to demolish a Main Street block has raised concerns about the long-standing relationship between the school and the diverse, low-income neighborhood where...

Clark University faces questions about its commitment to the community as it plans to demolish and redevelop a block owned by the school.

Two more restaurants open on Fitchburg’s changing Main Street

Two restaurants have joined a flurry of 2023 restaurant openings on Fitchburg's Main Street. The summer also saw one restaurant on the strip close.

Worcester’s $21M Blackstone visitor center reopens after three-year COVID closure

The Blackstone River Valley Heritage Center at Worcester has officially reopened after closing in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The $21-million dollar center originally opened in 2018.
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Sandwich chain Subway agrees to be sold to private equity firm

The fast-food sandwich chain Subway has been sold to a private equity chain.

McGovern Automotive Group adds to Acton holdings with $1.3M restaurant property

A real estate holding company affiliated with McGovern Automotive Group of Newton purchased a restaurant property at 20 Nagog Park in Acton for $1.3 million.

🔒Q&A: A 77-year-old live music legacy at the Nashville of the North

Indian Ranch is known for hosting best-selling country acts and tribute bands, although the venue’s repertoire has since expanded.
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Longtime museum leader named board president at Tower Hill

Kent dur Russell has been named the new board president at New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill in Boylston. Russell was previously the longtime CEO and curator at the Museum of Russian Icons in Clinton.

Challenges, changes coming to the cannabis industry

Nearly six years into the full legalization of recreational cannabis in Massachusetts, dramatic changes to the marketplace will require businesses that were early entrants to double-down on their efforts to differentiate themselves, and new entrants need to position themselves differently.
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