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The Athol boys basketball team is finding its stride. 

By THOMAS JOHNSTON

Another Greenfield hockey player added his name to the banners at Collins-Moylan Arena on Thursday. 

By DOMENIC POLI

Two area residents are among the roughly 1,500 people pardoned by President Donald Trump for their actions during the attack on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

By ANTHONY CAMMALLERI

GREENFIELD — Noble Home architectural firm owner Noah Grunberg, who leases roughly seven of the 32 acres surrounding Stone Farm Lane, said he plans to build two residential buildings containing 24 one- and two-bedroom condominiums.

By MADISON SCHOFIELD

BERNARDSTON — The Selectboard has given its initial blessings to Greenfield construction company BRJ Builders to develop apartments and potentially retail space at 19 South St., the former site of the Four Leaf Clover Restaurant.

By GARRETT COTE

AMHERST — For the first time since his introductory press conference back on Dec. 6, UMass football head coach Joe Harasymiak spoke with the media on Friday afternoon at the Martin Jacobson Football Performance Center.

By GARRETT COTE

It has been quite an adventurous week for former UMass quarterback Liam Coen. On Wednesday evening, it was reported that Coen, who served as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator during the 2024 season, would be returning to the organization as the highest-paid assistant coach in the National Football League – turning down a head-coaching offer from the Jacksonville Jaguars in the process.

By MADISON SCHOFIELD

SHELBURNE — After hearing an outpouring of support for the Middle Eastern Flavors food truck on Bridge Street, the Planning Board will have to do more research into how to develop a bylaw that regulates food trucks while allowing existing businesses to continue operating.

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

ERVING — Residents of both Erving and Wendell expressed their interest in a shared-use path to connect the two towns during a community engagement session this week and provided feedback seeking a “less is more” approach to constructing the path for bicyclists, pedestrians and some vehicles.

By DOMENIC POLI

ORANGE — Selectboard members will use the next week and a half to mull over recommendations to resolve the issue of unlicensed docks and other structures along the Lake Mattawa shoreline.

By CHRIS LARABEE

DEERFIELD — The chair of the Town Buildings Advisory Committee appeared before the Selectboard this week to share progress the committee has made on a building maintenance plan.

Good morning!Whenever Avon Old Farms hockey coach John Gardner brought his team to the Northfield Mount Hermon School to play at McCollum Arena, he'd send his backup goalie to the bathroom to stay warm in case he needed him.

By JON HUER

As I watch the Senate hearings on Donald Trump’s nominees, I am baffled: America just elected a great sinner for our new president, but the liberal senators expect his ministers to be saints. They are denying the new leader his kind of government, expecting a government run by the 12 disciples. America cannot love Trump without loving his minions. The nation just bathed in a cesspool and expects to smell like Irish roses.

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

Tomorrow (Saturday, Jan. 25) at the Rendezvous, the band The Frost Heaves and Hales will play a show that band member Daniel Hales thought he’d never do again.

By MADISON SCHOFIELD

Lights! Camera! Greenfield! is back for Greenfield Community Television’s fifth annual film sprint competition, challenging aspiring filmmakers to make a short film in just two weeks. 

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

The inter-generational love for the Australian children’s cartoon “Bluey” was on full display during the Montague Public Libraries sponsored Bluey Party last weekend as parents and their children enjoyed the activities together, while expressing their love for the popular Blue Heeler. 

By ANTHONY CAMMALLERI and DOMENIC POLI

GREENFIELD — A 66-year-old Westfield man is dead after falling into a sand silo at Chicopee Concrete Service on Friday morning.

It was a dominant defensive showing for the Frontier girls basketball team against Greenfield on Thursday. 

By THOMAS JOHNSTON

As Recorder Area basketball teams have passed the midway point of their seasons, it’s a good time to check in on the scoring leaders in the area. 

There’s a belief in the hockey community that young defensemen take longer to develop compared to young forwards.

By RYAN AMES

For the first time ever, the UMass hockey team will host Alaska for a two-game set, beginning Friday at the Mullins Center.