Nearly 100 Veterans and guests attended a Veterans Day celebration at the Woodville Rod & Gun Club on November 11th. Organized by the Hopkinton Veterans Celebration Committee, the event featured a catered dinner, color postings by local Scouts, and remarks from dignitaries, promoting community support for veterans. Photos were taken by Christine Strikland.

The author reflects on the significance of service and sacrifice in the lives of veterans, particularly drawing on his father's experiences during World War II. He emphasizes that military service involves loyalty, integrity, and teamwork, urging the public to understand the challenges veterans face, especially regarding their mental health. He notes the lasting bonds formed through service and honors the dedication of those who serve.

On November 10, 2025, the Marine Corps commemorates 250 years since its founding at Tun Tavern in Philadelphia. From its early days and challenges to legendary battles, Marines exemplify loyalty and courage, encapsulated in the motto "Semper Fidelis." The celebration honors traditions, brotherhood, and the enduring spirit of the Corps.

Experience the Historical Walk Through Hayden Rowe Village. Walk, learn, and connect with local history and community!

Take a trip down memory lane with Throwback Thursday: Where Is This? Learn about the A&P Supermarket's location in downtown Hopkinton, MA.

On December 16, 1773, 311 years ago today, John Dickman of Hopkinton, Massachusetts, participated in one of the most famous events in American history: the Boston Tea Party. In a demonstration of colonial revolt against British rule, American patriots—some disguised as Mohawk Indians—dumped 342 chests of tea into the Boston Harbor.

The year is believed to be 1906, though this is uncertain. These students may have attended school at the building in Woodville that is currently the Hopkinton Rod & Gun Club.

Frank Merrill's leadership of the Marauders exemplifies the courage, resilience, and strategic acumen that characterized many of World War II's unsung heroes. His legacy continues to inspire military strategists and history enthusiasts alike, serving as a testament to the power of specialized units.

Twenty-two years ago today the United States was struck by unspeakable tragedy. It is a moment seared into our collective memory. In the days that followed there were many flags and signs that read "NEVER FORGET", but they seem superfluous now; we could never forget, even if we wanted to. In this video you'll hear stories from that day told by people from Hopkinton, the Metrowest region, and abroad. Nothing would ever be the same, and we will never forget.

The town of Hopkinton, incorporated in 1715, marks its 300th anniversary of significant activity in 2024. Initially home to Christianized Native families, the land was purchased by Harvard trustees in 1715. Town and church history are intertwined, with early meetings held in a multi-purpose meeting house built by local residents. The first pastor, Reverend Samuel Barrett, was recruited in 1725. The original meeting house was relocated multiple times and rebuilt due to various disasters, but the community's faith remained strong.

The Boston Celtics are on their way to another title, but the organization's foundation was laid by Hopkinton men George V. Brown and his son Walter.

Judy Hoyt was a relentless advocate for people with disabilities. Her work inspired and transformed the lives of thousands of Americans.