On Sunday, Featherstone Center for the Arts opened Muse, its first show show of the year. The exhibit features the work of 98 artists of different ages, skill levels and genres.

The Island's representatives on the Steamship board and port council hosted a public forum at the Portuguese American Club on Thursday.

In February, part three of Eyes on the Prize aired on HBO, and featured the work of several Vineyarders, including filmmaker Dawn Porter, composer John Forté and Martha's Vineyard Charter School student Fiona Brown.

Each spring, the sound of squeaky sneakers on the gym floor ends as the Vineyard’s youth basketball travel team ends its season. But not anymore.

Island dancer Abby Bender found her passion through an untraditional path.

The future of the Jewish Cultural Festival remains in limbo after the West Tisbury select board this week declined to allow more people at the event. 

The boys and girls high school hockey teams both lost in the first round of playoffs Thursday, with the girls losing in overtime 3-2 to Pembroke and the boys losing 2-1 to Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational High School.

The Martha’s Vineyard Film Society is hosting a three-week showcase of British noir films curated by award-winning cartoonist and film noir lover Paul Karasik.

Vineyard health care providers are relieved that plans to shutter the closest inpatient mental health facility have been paused by the state. 

The team scored its most points ever in a state meet to wrap up a breakout season.