Since starting at The Reminder, I dreamed of one day having my own opinion column in the paper. Well, it looks like that day is finally here and I could not be more excited!

In following up with local state legislators, Reminder Publishing spoke with state Rep. Lindsay Sabadosa (D-Northampton) to ...

SPRINGFIELD — People seeking a taste of the Mardi Gras spirit can find it at 52 Sumner Ave. on Feb. 22. It is on that night ...

Each year, when putting together a budget, the Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School Committee invites leadership from both towns ...

In an attempt to bring the Police Department’s technology into the 21st century, the City Council approved a funding package ...

The City Council unanimously passed a resolution during its Feb. 10 meeting that supports the inclusion of all Liberians ...

Feb. 8, the Springfield St. Patrick’s Parade Committee announced that Ayslin Dziedzic of Longmeadow, would be this year’s ...

It is not every day that state legislators praise and celebrate someone for doing their job. Then again, most people do not ...

Food, housing (both cost and inventory) and heating costs are among basic living expenses putting a squeeze on middle class families. Meanwhile, school districts and departments are threatening ...

The city of Northampton has announced the appointment of Donaven “Don” Gibbs as the new Director of the Division of Community Care within the city’s Department of Health and Human Services.

Springfield City Councilor Sean Curran believes now is the right time for the city to initiate a feasibility study for a new public safety complex.

The City Council approved an ordinance that gives most newly hired municipal employees two years to relocate to Springfield instead of the one year that was previously set in place.