More than 500 people have signed up to be part of the second annual Amherst Pride, which will feature a parade with various community groups, live performances and community resource fair on Sunday.

Every year, “The Tick Guy” Thomas Mather is asked if the tick season will be bad, and his answer is always yes. “Most tick ...

Garden report: the coreopsis, Canterbury bells and daisies have bloomed. *** Anita Sarro of Amherst sent me an email noting ...

Saint Bernard, the 12th-century cleric, not the dog, is often credited with the proverb, “The road to hell is paved with good ...

A statewide celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States will begin in Amherst with the opening of a new exhibit at the Amherst History Center focused on the American Revolution. “In ...

When I was in graduate school, one of my film classes read an essay by a sociologist named Tony Bennett — who was no relation ...

Hampshire County’s outdoor track and field athletes are next up on the Daily Hampshire Gazette’s All-Stars schedule.

Whether you’re going through a tragedy or are in need of support, everyone needs a hero at times in life. Denise Devine has ...

With multiple local programs making runs at the Western Mass and state tournaments, both boys and girls represented the area ...

Citing the needs of the youngest public school students in Amherst, Town Council this week agreed to boost the proposed ...

Even when one pays close attention to the events transpiring outside, there are details that can go “unseen” for a while. You ...

The Valley Blue Sox’s late comeback attempt came up short, losing 10-3 to the Bristol Blues in NECBL action at Mackenzie ...