Immigrant-Owned West African Restaurant Anokye Krom Expands to Park Avenue
Worcester is home to a large number of immigrant communities, as it has been for its entire history. This international… Read More
Reliable Public Transportation: a Necessity for Central Mass.
With all the excitement around Polar Park and the Worcester Red Sox inaugural season underway, it is easy to lose… Read More
Worcester Green Corps Kicks Off at Elm Park
Worcester Green Corps (WGC), the new partnership program between the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce, United Way of Central Massachusetts,… Read More
A Shakespearean Summer: The Hanover Theatre Repertory to Present Julius Caesar on the Worcester Common
Those longing for the return of live, high-quality theater to Worcester won’t have to wait much longer, thanks to The… Read More
After Pandemic Left Them in a Pickle, Stretch’s Finds New Home at Worcester Regional Food Hub
Like a local craft beer company. But for pickles. That’s how Cheryl Gaudreau, co-owner of Stretch’s Pickles, describes the small… Read More
Worcester’s Director of Water & Sewer Operations Explains the City’s 50-Year Infrastructure Plan to Chamber Members
The Director of Water and Sewer Operations for the City of Worcester, Phil Guerin, spoke to members of the Worcester… Read More
Worcester Chamber to Spearhead New Regional Startup Resource Consortium
The Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce is the recipient of a $180,000 grant from the Massachusetts Office of Business Development… Read More
Game Changers 2021 Conference Centers Around Planning for an Equitable Future
DAY ONE: Chamber Kicks Off Annual Game Changers Conference with Awards, Keynote The Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce kicked off… Read More
Leadership Worcester Graduates Class of 2021
On the evening of Thursday, June 10, the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce was proud to host its Leadership Worcester… Read More
Worcester Youth Leadership Institute to Get Underway for Local Youth
Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce leads program, now entering its eighth year, to introduce youth ages 15 – 21 to area… Read More