MVYouth has awarded almost $1 million in education scholarships for 11 graduating seniors this year.

Josh Kegan and Enrica Rossi’s boat the S/V Lúthien appeared on the horizon of Menemsha Harbor on Saturday morning for the first time in a year.

A beacon familiar to Island travelers is changing hands after about 200 years of government management. 

The Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse opens its summer season next week with a staged reading of American Artist, about the life and career of Loïs Mailou Jones, an internationally recognized artist and longtime Vineyard summer resident.

Almost 400 cyclists set off across the Island on Saturday morning to raise more than $400,000 for the National Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society. 

Little Lady, a historic vessel that has fished out of Menemsha for decades, has left its harbor.

The Martha’s Vineyard Vision Fellowship has awarded six academic scholarships and nine fellowships to support for Vineyarders working to improve the social and environmental sustainability of the Island.

The Martha's Vineyard Fishermen's Preservation Trust is working to buy and rebuild the iconic fishing vessel with plans to use it for historical and education programs, including fishing.

Sean DeBettencourt, a fourth-generation Islander who said he is focused on keeping the Vineyard attainable for families and the middle class, joined the Oak Bluffs select board last week.