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Martha’s Vineyard likely shattered monthly land sale records in September, as the recent boom in the Island real estate market spiked to a fever...
The Vineyard's local events-ticketing agency has gone out of business, according to an announcement from its owner.
Car horns, cheers and applause rang out across the parking lot at St. Augustine’s Catholic Church in Vineyard Haven Sunday afternoon, celebrating the...
Early voting for the much-anticipated 2020 presidential election has begun in all six Island towns, with voter registration up across the board.
Greg G. Clark won the grand prize in a quiet ceremony Sunday afternoon as the 75th derby came to a close.
Volunteer firefighters quelled a fierce fire in the wee hours Sunday morning that completely destroyed an unoccupied home in Chilmark.
The annual Orionid meteor shower takes place on Wednesday morning after midnight.
A spirited and at times testy Martha’s Vineyard Commission approved its updated DRI checklist on Thursday night.
The up-Island school committee heard updates this week on school re-opening and bringing the entire student body back to the building.
Forced to delay opening this spring, many Island businesses are using an unusually busy fall as a springboard into the darker months.
The total volume of residential development on Martha’s Vineyard has slowed in recent years, while the size of houses has increased.
TestMV reported one new case of coronavirus on Thursday, as Island, state and national case numbers have seen rises in the past week.