The $400 Million Question: Burncoat High Project Moves to Next Phase
Worcester has officially taken the next step toward a major rebuild or renovation of Burncoat High School. With MSBA approval of a formal feasibility study, the city is now evaluating long-term options for a campus first built in 1964, including whether…
Read MoreHoly Cross Hoops Rallies for 84–73 Road Win Over American
WASHINGTON, D.C., The Holy Cross Crusaders picked up an important road win with an 84–73 victory over the American University Eagles at Bender Arena on January 10, 2026. The win improved Holy Cross’ Patriot League record to 2–2 and overall record to…
Read MoreThe Main Street Shift: Can 48 New Apartments Solve Worcester’s 12,000-Unit Problem?
What’s Up Worcester Staff Report: The historic Clark Block at 401-409 Main Street is the latest downtown landmark slated for a residential transformation. The Menkiti Group has proposed converting underutilized upper-floor offices into 48 apartments, a…
Read MoreHousing Expansion Greenlit for West Boylston St Corridor.
Worcester’s North End is density-bound. Following Wednesday's Planning Board approvals for new units on the West Boylston Street corridor, we break down what the 'North Woo' expansion means for traffic and infrastructure. Plus: The School Committee votes…
Read MoreThe Main South Pipeline Crisis: Why Worcester’s Next Stars Are Vanishing Before High School
By: Jerry Filmore, Editor in Chief January 6, 2026 Worcester has always been a “Point Guard City.” From the legendary runs at North High to the prep dominance of Worcester Academy, the 508 produces floor generals like a factory. But as we…
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