The Woman's Club of Martha's Vineyard will celebrate its 125th anniversary with a program at the Martha's Vineyard Museum on March 25.

The two are the only Island towns with package stores, potentially halting nip sales on Martha’s Vineyard altogether.

The Nature Conservancy and The Trustees of the Reservations will be conducting five controlled burns at ecological restoration sites around the Island this spring.

The addition of plastic trim at the oldest retail store on Martha’s Vineyard has officials in West Tisbury questioning whether they should allow new modern construction materials on historic buildings.

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health will be launching Get Boosted, a program offering incentives for Covid-19 vaccination in rural or under-boosted communities, on the Island later this month.

Is it historic or just old? The answer isn’t always so clear when it comes to houses and other buildings on the Vineyard.

Oscar-winning documentary Navalny was initially screened at last year’s Sundance Film Festival, which was when seasonal Vineyarders Jim and Susan Swartz, Geralyn Dreyfous, and David and Nina Fialkow decided to get involved as executive producers.

Twelve years ago Oak Bluffs seasonal residents Angella and Danroy Henry launched the DJ Henry Dream Fund, a nonprofit scholarship organization designed to help kids participate in sports and wellness programs.

A major coastal storm headed towards southern New England is expected to hit the Vineyard with strong winds Tuesday and Wednesday, raising the risk of power outages.

The Tisbury Senior Center will hold a special workshop about the experience of dementia on March 21.