Young artists in Reading are invited to showcase their creativity and potentially see their work featured across the community.

RCTV Studios, Reading’s community media and PEG access organization, is pleased to announce the appointment of Deirdre Morales as its new Executive Director.

With the Annual Town Election approaching, Reading officials are reminding residents of key dates, deadlines, and voting options ahead of Election Day.

The deadline is approaching for residents interested in growing their own food this season at the Community Garden plots located in the Mattera Conservation Area.

The investigation into the July 9, 2025, fire at 186 Summer Avenue remains active, and authorities are seeking the public’s help.

RMLD’s Elementary Art Contest has provided important energy and electrical safety education to local students for more than 25 years.  

Neighborhood grocery store set to open on Walkers Brook Drive in 2026

For residents following leadership changes at Town Hall, the Select Board voted on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, to appoint Jayne Wellman as Reading’s next Town Manager.

After 32 years serving in the House of Representatives, I have decided that I will not seek re-election to another term this fall.

The Reading Historical Commission has provided an update on the future of 52 Salem Street, a historic property that may hold significant cultural and architectural value

The Reading School Committee has announced four finalists in its search for the district’s next Superintendent, following the upcoming departure of Dr. Thomas Milaschewski at the end of the school year.

The Reading Select Board will take the next step in the Town Manager Selection process on Monday, March 23, 2026, when members interview Acting Town Manager Jayne Wellman for the permanent position.

Residents looking to clear out old or unwanted metal items will have an easy opportunity to do so next week.

The administration of Maura Healey and Kim Driscoll has announced $10 million in new grants to expand microtransit and the “last-mile” transportation connections across Massachusetts.

Residents are invited to celebrate spring at AprilFest, a community event scheduled for Thursday, April 16, from 5 to 8 pm on the Reading Town Common.

The Reading Democratic Town Committee will host two upcoming candidate forums for residents to meet local candidates ahead of the upcoming election.

Hello, my name is Tony D’Arezzo and I’m running for Select Board.

I am excited to formally announce that I am running to be your next State Senator for the Fifth Middlesex District.

Domino’s franchisee Yunus Karakus has opened a new Domino’s store in North Reading, located at 265 Main Street.

As the April 7 local election approaches, Town Meeting candidates are encouraged to share their backgrounds and priorities with voters.