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Thoroughbred horse racing disappeared from Massachusetts this summer when Suffolk Downs hosted its final laps around the East Boston oval, but at least three groups are promoting projects that could revive the sport of kings here.
The Worcester Bravehearts played the 2019 baseball season knowing knowing their days in Worcester eventually may be numbered, or at least that they'll have to fight harder for fans once the Pawtucket Red Sox arrive. But the Bravehearts hit another
A couple months ago, I wrote an article about what comes next after you have experienced success. I still do not have an answer, but I have come to understand myself better.
Americans are more sedentary than ever before – even though we’re working out more than ever before.
Stix Noodle Bar, the ramen-inspired Worcester restaurant opened in The Grid last year, has closed to make way for a new concept.
Three men, including one owner of Shrewsbury Street cocktail bar Valentino’s, have purchased the Ballot Box Bar building in Worcester's Kelley Square for $650,000.
Fresh off closing two concepts in November, Niche Hospitality Group is remaking its Railers Tavern in downtown Worcester into a new cocktail bar and restaurant, reviving the Still & Stir brand at the location.
Bay State Brewing Co., currently brewing out of production breweries in Williamsburg and Leicester, will open a 10-barrel brewhouse and taproom at the Fidelity Bank Worcester Ice Center later this year.
Since 2008, Covino’s restaurant group has expanded and flourished in some of the most high-profile locations in the city.
Central Massachusetts has long relied on visitors from the immediate area to fuel the tourism industry, but with Ramey leading DCM, that appears to be changing.
When Siebels was named 40 Under Forty, the Hanover Theatre had not yet opened and was about to run afoul of the biggest U.S. economic slowdown since the Great Depression. Yet, Siebels opened the theater in 2008 and has steadily grown the downtown
The Worcester City Motel, long an eyesore on Route 9 in Shrewsbury near the Worcester line, has been sold to a Lexington property investment firm for nearly $2.3 million.
Guy Glodis, a former Greater Worcester politician and state lawmaker, is selling the Ballot Box bar in the Canal District and the associated building.
Ruth’s Chris Steak House, an international chain of pricey restaurants, is opening a location in Worcester next year.
Last year, Julie Bovenzi bought the former Grafton lodge of the Massachusetts Freemasons on Route 140, looking to accommodate her growing organic spa, Truth.
The Worcester Palladium is looking to capitalize on its new outdoor concert space after a handful of successful events.