On the Record

This article features a discussion at the public library on the topic of transgender issues and included speakers from SpeakOut Boston.

Relatives of WWI Hello Girls show a documentary at the local senior center and tell the story of these pivotal female veterans.

This profile covers the “origin story” of author and Duxbury native, Edward Hill.

Long-time sports radio host, Bill Wilhelm, hangs up his host on local radio station WATD-FM in this article.

This album review focuses on the newest release from Kathy Mattea, adding to her journey as an artist through many genres.

This album review explores the work of Brandy Clark and how it was influenced by other musicians in her genre.
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A beautiful live performance from Kathy Mattea defied the weather, a cold, and anything else between her and her musical message which she delivered to a small audience reviewed in this article.

Tag-team Robby Hecht and Caroline Spence released their debut album together which is center stage in this album review.

After the announcement of the intention to grow and distribute recreational marijuana in town, a forum was held to discuss views (mostly opposition).

Sad songs are a thing of the past, something that George Strait makes clear in his lighthearted album,?Here for a Good Time,?reviewed in this article.

This album review explores the tragic loss that Gretchen Peters expresses in her album,?Dancing with the Beast.

Duxbury FACTS coalition holds an event for teens and families focused on mental wellness in the digital age.

Discussions regarding the demolition of a local historical home feature in this article leading up to a meeting on the topic.

A visit with Kim Panton, owner of Rock Paper Scissors, talks about what it’s like to own a specialty toy store in the Duxbury community.

After lying dormant for several years, the Duxbury Camera Club’s reestablishment has cultivated a thriving community pasttime.