Fred Franzia, the mastermind behind America’s best selling Charles Shaw wines, is notoriously secretive about his success. Since launching the business in 2002, Mr. Franzia has sold over one...

While coaches called out plays from the sidelines during a blustery evening of Friday night Vineyard football last fall, athletic director Mark McCarthy was glued to his phone, facing a logistical...

After a weekend of big victories against league rival Nantucket, the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School spring sports teams head into the second half of the season with winning records and...

In a boost for people recovering from substance abuse on the Island, Martha’s Vineyard Community Services has been awarded $400,000 from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health to open a...

The roof of the Oak Bluffs fire station debuted a new look Sunday morning following the recent installation of solar panels by Cape & Vineyard Electric Cooperative (CVEC). CVEC manager Liz Argo...

Taking over coaching duties for a team with four consecutive state championships is a daunting task, but first year girls tennis coach Chris Scott said he isn’t afraid of sky-high expectations...

At a recent practice, regional high school baseball coach Kyle Crossland paced up and down the third base line. His arms were folded and a bag of sunflower seeds stuck out from his pocket. Mr....

An emotionally charged debate over whether two plaques on a Civil War monument in Oak Bluffs should stay or be removed remains unsettled after the town selectmen decided this week to hold a public...

Chilmark voters returned incumbent selectman James Malkin to a second term, elected a cemetery commissioner and cleared the way for a new EMS facility at their annual town election Wednesday. A...

Emily Dickinson was not a wallflower, Swan Lake need not be the domain of female dancers, and Presidential contenders Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg are heading to the Vineyard, beamed here by...