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The governor’s small business tour, art on the Lawrence canal, local reopening announcements and more news makes up this week’s Noteworthy.

A summer picnic concert, a self-guided garden tour and a blueberry festival are only a few awesome weekend ideas that make up this week’s list.

UMass Lowell Chancellor Jacquie Moloney today announced she will step down as chancellor at the end of the upcoming academic year.

Do you ever think about chairs? The generations of people who have sat in them; the conversations they’ve had; the life events?

From harbor seals near the Merrimack to exciting initiates in Lawrence, this week’s NoteWorthy will catch you up on the latest local news.

This weekend, enjoy live music, outdoor poetry, theater in the park, and much more. Plus, don’t forget to check out local farmers markets!

What is it we once did for fun before the pandemic? It’s hard to remember. I think it had something to do with beer.

In this week’s NoteWorthy, the GLFHC announces new President and CEO, art students receive scholarships in Methuen, waterfront movies return to Newburyport, and more.

Fireworks! Concerts! Festivals! This Independence Day weekend, we’ve found tons of local activities that will entertain the whole family.

This week, a state secretary is honored at the GLFHC annual gala, funding and scholarships help local students, Baker pushes tax holiday months, and much more.

Read up on new environmental projects at Salisbury, the Baker-Polito Administration’s COVID-19 relief funding, local scholarships and more.

Ginger Hurajt, the NECC professor who competed in the 48th National Spelling Bee in 1975, reflects on lasting lessons learned from the competition and how it has changed over the decades.