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Central Massachusetts businesses have been nimble and figured out ways to survive and thrive, despite the many challenges. They are likely to do so regardless of the challenges ahead.

The core values of WBJ are honesty and integrity, and publishing a heavily altered photo would be disingenuous.

Girls, Inc. of Worcester, has received a $25,000 grant from the Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives incubator to support the organization’s STEM program Eureka!

City of Worcester officials have unveiled a preliminary schedule for Tercentennial Weekend, an event celebrating the 300th anniversary of the founding of Worcester, which is scheduled for this June.

The executive director who has steered the Massachusetts Lottery through its most profitable years and pushed to modernize the agency is departing next month for a job in the private sector.

While some industries have thrived, the pandemic certainly hasn’t made life any easier for Central Massachusetts colleges and universities.

People are on the move at Central One Federal Credit Union, Country Bank, and more.

Progress is slow. Progress is painful. Progress happens in fits and starts.

So while we applaud women leaders in business, we can’t help but ask: What about all the others? What about women workers like us?

Last year was quite the year for new business startups in Central Massachusetts.