With the Red Sox stuck in idle, here’s a promising baseball story. All the way from Ireland
Steve Coronella coaches Irish baseball...and finds Adam Macko on his team as an 11 year old.
Steve Coronella coaches Irish baseball...and finds Adam Macko on his team as an 11 year old.
Located on Mystic Valley Parkway next to the Condon Shell, the Medford Farmers Market is underway. Stop by on Thursdays, from 3-7 p.m.
Capt. Paul Covino has been appointed Provisional Police Chief for 30 days, temporarily fulfilling the role while Chief Jack Buckley is out on extended leave.
It was certainly a year for the record books for the Medford High girls lacrosse team.
The Medford High School Class of 2025 graduated at Hormel Stadium on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
Dog therapy, Porchfest and line dancing for seniors equals a fun week in Medford!
The Healey-Driscoll Administration has announced $1.5 million in matching grants to 30 municipalities and community-based organizations in areas disproportionately impacted by the overdose crisis, including the city of Medford.
Medford High School fell to King Phillip, 9-0, in the first round of the MIAA Division 1 State Tournament.
Technical difficulties has pushed this feature back a few days -- but that doesn't mean there still isn't much to do and reasons to get off the couch! Go explore your city!
With a colorful kickoff on the front lawn of City Hall on May 30, Medford marked the start of its month-long Pride celebration.
Medford High softball team eliminated Everett, 13-0, in preliminary round action of the MIAA Division 1 State Tournament, Friday, at Columbus Park.
Fresh off winning its first Greater Boston League title in a decade, the Medford High baseball team hopes to slide into the state tournament with equal effectiveness.
At this bookstore in West Medford. children can read, play, listen and make.
The Medford High boys volleyball team plans to storm into the state tournament after a great year.
Memorial Day was observed under a blue sky at Oak Grove Cemetery Monday, May 26, as the community gathered to honor the service men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for this country.
Looking Back at Medford’s History Inc. hosted a May 21 event fundraiser for a statue of Medford Revolutionary War heroine Sarah Bradlee Fulton to be placed in front of City Hall.