Medford Open Studios celebrates local artists in a big way
Eleven venues and over 100 artists took part in Arts Collaborative Medford's first-ever citywide open studios
Gotta Know Medford Staff
Mayor’s office pushes back against Council’s budget cuts
Legal department budget cut and city council’s FOIA request will have an impact, says mayor's office.
City Council approves budget, mostly, and takes aim at public records request
“We’ve articulated the questions, re-articulated questions several different ways and approaches, but the answers are not forthcoming." -- City Council President Zac Bears regarding a council led public records request of Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn
Community tees it up to help Medford children
Golfers, business leaders, and members of local organizations came together for a fundraiser hosted by Medford Invitational Tournaments and Medford Family Network to benefit local kids.
Medford Celebrates Juneteenth at City Hall
City officials, clergy and a poet come together to celebrate and reflect on the meaning of Juneteenth
World Cup fever hits Medford
Local immigrant communities gather to cheer on their team during the 2026 World Cup, an event that truly brings the whole world closer at least for a few weeks
Art for everyone during Medford Open Studios this Saturday
Artists representing many mediums are set to put their talents on display during this Saturday's Medford Open Studios.
City Council tables budget, moves forward with personnel ordinances
Budgets, wage ordinances, MBTA schedule, a school stabilization fund and more were discussed on this busy night
Community shows support for arts in Medford at City Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
Vocal support was strong but greater economic support may prove more of a challenge
Medford High School Class of 2026 celebrates graduation at Hormel
MHS graduated 289 students in the Class of 2026 on June 4 at Hormel Stadium during Commencement ceremonies.
Medford High School graduates Class of 2026
Congratulations to the Medford High School Class of 2026.
Farmers Market celebrates 20 years of building community
Crystal Yormick was on site for the 20th anniversary celebration of the Farmers Market and talked to vendors and visitors. Here's what people said.
How graffiti detracts from bike paths: A spray-painted ride along the Tri-Community Greenway
Medford resident Dan Kennedy recently checked out all the graffiti along the Tri-Community Greenway. Here is what he found.
Medford City Council moves vacant building ordinance forward, passes fire department funding request
The vacant building ordinance would use fines to incentivize landlords to rent their properties.
Pirate story time tees up Sunday show at Chevalier
"Story Pirates Live" comes to the Chevalier on Sunday, May 17. A local bookstore held a pirate story time on Wednesday, May 13.
Medford’s low-stakes recreational basketball league fosters community, skills, teamwork under one net
By Crystal Yormick | Correspondent Medford’s newly rebranded recreational basketball league — “Hoops & Heroes” — is bringing the city, basketball players and Medford police together under one net. Building confidence, basketball skills and curiosity along with giving kids a positive outlet and providing them with strong role models are all goals