These contributions represent the club’s continued commitment to strengthening the community and supporting children, families, seniors, education, healthcare, youth programs, and local organizations.
A Medford resident reported losing $7,500 to a scammer posing as a member of the Middlesex Sheriff's Office.
Windows at 5 High Street remain boarded up Tuesday, June 30, following damage caused when manhole fires broke out Saturday, June 27. The cause of the fires may have been heat related.
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.
Three Girl Scouts who graduated from Medford High School created projects that addressed community needs.
Congratulations to the Medford High School Class of 2026.
The Catholic school in Medford has been in operation for almost a century.
Medford residents protest in front of Citizens Bank because of its financial ties to the federal governments' immigration detention and deportation program.
The school's Best Buddies club, which is celebrating its first anniversary, is dedicated to bridging social, physical and economic gaps for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
These brave souls took the Medford Polar Plunge just before the Blizzard of '26 hit. The event was co-hosted by Medford Police and the Medford Chamber of Commerce.
The Station Landing restaurant will hold its grand opening Thursday, March 5
In her remarks, Medford Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Frances Nwajei talked about the importance of people knowing their history.
We're talkin' books, a drag show, music, and a senior Valentine's party. Here's a look at what's happening in Medford today
Spreading the word about tobacco products and vaping takes a lot of work. But a recent seminar by the Mystic Valley Public Health Coalition is hoping to give Medford residents the right information.
The lawsuit challenges Medford’s “Values-Aligned Local Investments Ordinance.”
Just when you thought it was safe to park on the streets again -- Parking restrictions go into effect at 9 p.m. this evening.
