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Mississippi State is in for another facelift following their new master plan. This time, the university is planning decades in advance, according to Executive Director of Campus Services Saunders Ramsey.

AMHERST — Seven locations spread throughout Amherst could provide the temporary space needed for the Jones Library to continue operations when the $43.5 million project to renovate and expand the 43 Amity St. building gets underway in late February...

AMHERST — John Olver of Amherst, who served as a U.S. congressman for 22 years and was on the local and national political stage for more than 40 years, died last Thursday, leaving a legacy of progressive advocacy and achievements that continues to...

Ski a volcano. Bike through vineyards. Show your kids castles—or book it for the Caribbean. It’s all one direct flight from home.

AMHERST — John Olver of Amherst, who served as a U.S. congressman for 22 years and was for more than 40 years on the local and national political stage, died Thursday, leaving a legacy of progressive advocacy and achievements that continues to benefit...

AMHERST — John Olver of Amherst, who served as a U.S. congressman for 22 years and was on the local and national political stage for more than 40 years, died Thursday, leaving a legacy of progressive advocacy and achievements that continues to...

The 42-story luxury building on the Minneapolis riverfront offers a "New York vibe of amenities and qualities."

AMHERST — Outdoor gathering spaces will be created and enhanced in Amherst, a performance stage will go up at Forbes Library in Northampton and storefronts and walkability in a part of Holyoke will be improved, as the result of the awards of recent...

AMHERST — Amherst will celebrate the Lunar New Year and Spring Festival with an event Sunday at the Amherst Regional Middle School auditorium.The Human Rights Commission is sponsoring the celebration, running from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m, that will include a...

AMHERST — In the lead-up to Amherst’s spring town elections 15 years ago, some of those running for office and other town and school officials, as well as children and college students, competed in the Cardboard Classic sledding event at the inaugural...