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The Hudson High School girls basketball team is moving onto the final eight, thanks to a key win over Fontbonne Tuesday night.

Hudson Fire Department’s Station 1 sustained significant damage after being struck by lightning during a thunderstorm on Saturday afternoon

Founded in 2013, Fresh Start is an organization that collects and distributes furniture and other home essentials to people in need. 

HUDSON – Competing with more than 200 nominees, Hudson earned the most of over a million votes that were cast nationwide to ultimately win...

Town Meeting members have voted to pass over two articles that call for the establishment of a stormwater management program. 

The Hudson Children’s Center, located at 25 Reed Road, celebrated 40 years of being a small business in Hudson on June 23

When first grade teacher Lori Belcourt came home one day, a large box was waiting for her. Intrigued, she opened it up.

“It’s a huge honor,” Fahey said. “It’s a huge honor for our school and for Hudson.”

Brigham Street will be closed from Tuesday, Aug. 22, until further notice due to culvert work.

REGION - A number of area communities received state awarded grants to educate students and seniors on fire safety and prevention earlier this year. The state specifically awarded $21,200 in combined Student...

In this week's edition read Festivalgoers and ‘lucky ducks’ return to downtown Hudson

Big changes could be ahead for the systems that manage Hudson’s financial and human resources departments.

For 40 years, Hudson resident Joe Kolb has worked as a certified orientation and mobility specialist at the Carroll Center for the Blind, a Newton-based nonprofit organization

By Laura Hayes, Contributing Writer HUDSON — The Select Board agreed to enter into two contracts totaling about $26,000 to repair water damage to Town...

After recovering from a loss against Groton-Dunstable earlier this season, the Hudson volleyball team beat the Crusaders last Friday 3-2.

A mixed-use commercial and residential development at 136 Main Street is still under review by the Planning Board.

IN this week's edition read Hudson football coach retires

Jasmine, the Johnson family’s 19-year-old cat, was stolen Oct. 27 and missing from the Johnson's Hudson home for 26 hours.

The Hudson Fire Department may soon get new equipment for its pumper following approval by the Select Board last month.

In this week's issue read Library hosts engineering event Students learn STEAM concepts at Hudson Public Library