Holden

🔒 Business Starts for Sept. 21, 2026

In May, 1,410 new businesses filed incorporation paperwork with the Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth, in order to do business in the state.

🔒 Former Sunnyside Auto properties in Holden to be redeveloped after $2M sale

Real estate used by Sunnyside was put on the market in February 2025.

Campbell suing Holden, eight other towns over MBTA housing law compliance

Campbell pledged recently to take action by the end of this week if communities did not come into compliance.

AG: Holden, 11 other towns to face repercussions for noncompliance with MBTA housing law

"We are on top of this right now," Campbell said Tuesday on GBH Radio. She added, "We gave folks to the end of January, based on our guidance last year, to come into compliance. And those that do not, we will take action as appropriate by the end of the month."
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🔒 Longtime auto dealership property in Holden sold for $2.4M to local repair shop owner

The former Sunnyside Ford auto dealership in Holden, a property which dates back to the days of the Ford Model T, will continue to be used by the automotive industry after a $2.35 million sale.

🔒 Q&A: Farm & wedding venue keeps family legacy alive

The family-owned Farm at SummitWynds in Jefferson, a village within Holden, has weathered decades of change, loss,...

New fiber internet provider launches service in Holden

Previously, Spectrum was the only wired internet provider available to residential customers in Holden. 

🔒 More than just a pet: As dog attachment rises post-COVID, Central Mass. businesses are adapting to the needs of their four-legged clientele &...

Suddenly, more and more owners are looking to companies to offer both more enriching services for their four-legged friends.
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Leominster liquor store owners take over two Worcester liquor stores

Two Worcester liquor stores are under new ownership following two sales worth a combined $2.5 million.

🔒 Cooler & warmer: Heat pump demand is reaching new heights as customers seek to use government incentives before they disappear

Despite concerns about impacts of tariffs and cuts to federal incentives, heat pumps are becoming standard equipment in the heating and cooling business.
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