The Greenfield Recorder, founded in 1792, is among the oldest newspapers in the United States. The paper was originally called the Impartial Intelligencer.

Greenfield, MA
Joined March 2011
As the lights of the Turners Falls-Gill Bridge flickered on at sundown on Thursday night, so did the lights of purple candles held by people crossing the bridge to illuminate the lives and stories of domestic violence survivors. recorder.com/2026/10/23/hear…
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As funding freezes cut off streams of federal support that farmers and small business owners could count on, the Franklin County Community Development Corporation (CDC) is trying to make up the difference. recorder.com/2026/10/23/pvgr…
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Although school districts often work to stretch their budgets as far as they can, they can’t always meet every classroom need or support non-essential expenses. That’s why, for the past 16 years, the Greenfield Education Foundation has been raising money. recorder.com/2026/10/23/gree…
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Since 1951, the Baystate Franklin Gift Shop has donated more than $2 million toward hospital programs and services. As the shop’s 75th anniversary approaches, volunteers are celebrating a project that provides camaraderie and comfort. recorder.com/2026/10/23/bays…
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When the state Legislature created the CPCS in 1983, it did not include the new agency or its employees in the statute that governs collective bargaining and outlines which public employees are permitted to unionize. The vote on Nov. 3 could change that. recorder.com/2026/10/22/mass…
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The 112 voters in attendance at Colrain's Special Town Meeting, following two amendments on the floor, agreed to provide just $1 to match a $20,000 grant slated to support a senior meals program, down from the requested $6,000. recorder.com/2026/10/22/colr…
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