The select board on Monday appointed Kate Putnam to the Martha’s Vineyard Commission.

A downtown Edgartown staple for nearly half a century, the menswear store Sundog has closed. But the shop’s wares won’t go down with its storefront.

A bill making its way through the state legislature would eliminate a 48-year-old provision that allows for a voting member appointed by the governor of Massachusetts.

Close to 40 people turned out in person Sunday at Pathways Arts to listen to a talk by two young abstract artists: Vineyarder Walker T. Roman and Brooklyn resident Kristin Texeira.

A proposed beer garden at the Martha’s Vineyard Sharks baseball park got its first green light last week from the regional high school committee.

The Martha’s Vineyard Sharks are rigged and ready for summer baseball with an almost entirely new roster of collegiate athletes this year.

My winter escape this year was to a warm, nostalgic place — a limitless, undying love for the Beatles.

At least two children and more than 40 adults were found to be homeless on the Island — more than twice as many people as in 2019 — by Harbor Homes of Martha’s Vineyard last month.

Vineyard Haven will soon be home to a new thrift shop whose profits will benefit artists and arts educators across the Island.

On March 11, the Dukes County sheriff's office led a cleanup of roadside littler along Edgartown-West Tisbury Road.