Heather Roberts built Mom Bomb after months bedridden with trigeminal neuralgia. Now the Shrewsbury charity funnels proceeds back to struggling mothers.

Fitchburg and Leominster Rotarians are seeking sponsors for the annual Breakfast for the Bands.

The Main Street office brings peer mentoring, mental health care and more under one roof for veterans across the region.

Lynn Usher expects 100-plus trick-or-treaters, and even school buses have stopped for candy.

About 10 of 25 Rendezvous employees plan to become co-owners as the Turners Falls bar pursues a worker cooperative sale.

The space is described as a place to explore interests, make art, and self-regulate in a calm setting.

Students and inmates carved hundreds of pumpkins for Forest Park's free Pumpkin Stroll, with cider, donuts and shuttles for 2,000-plus visitors.

Union Hill's trick-or-treat tradition hits its 12th year Saturday, with touch-a-truck fun and tables now stretching from a dozen to dozens.

A 58-year-old Lowell woman who slept outside after her partner died now plans to move into the city's new daytime-access shelter for women.

The Council on Aging voted to park its van, even as the town weighs a $1 million senior center by 2030.

Alex Cornwell's Dawson Road yard draws crowds every October, with every donated dollar going to Why Me.

The Ironwood at Thomas Memorial Golf Course brings a full bar, outdoor ceremony space and a locally carved bar top to Turners Falls.

A casual question about a prize ball turned into 40 minutes of catch and hide-and-seek for 7-year-old Tristan Caron.