As the HHS class of 2026 prepares to graduate, seniors are looking back on the moments, lessons, friendships, and experiences that shaped their four years. From lifelong memories to advice they wish they had heard sooner, each story reflects a different part of their journey.
The Hiller Mentoring Program was introduced last year to strengthen connections across the Hopkinton school community, enabling high school students to serve as mentors to Marathon Elementary students.
What started as a road trip to Ohio after a family loss has turned into a published guidebook. Hopkinton author Alison O'Leary and her mother, Mavis O’Leary, have released 50 Memorable Museums in Massachusetts, now available on Amazon and through Alison's website at...
Elizabeth Roche, a Hopkinton native, will run the Boston Marathon on April 21, 2026, supporting Live4Evan, which provides housing for families seeking pediatric cardiac care in Boston.
Legacy as Responsibility As the Boston Marathon approaches its 130th anniversary, Dave McGillivray does not define legacy by ownership. He defines it by responsibility. “This will be my 54th year running the race,” he said. “I’ve been involved in it almost half the...
The Hopkinton Center for the Arts emerged from a high school savings account and friendships among theater enthusiasts. Established 20 years ago, it evolved from community plays to a vibrant arts hub.
Reflect on Deena Kastor’s journey twenty years after her Chicago Marathon win and the challenges she overcame to achieve victory.
Learn how former NFL offensive lineman Otis Hudson embraced change and became a marathon runner to regain his health and presence.
Artists and community groups are invited to submit for “Out of Place,” a unique art exhibition on the scenic Center Trail.
Explore Jamie Golden’s compelling journey in Until the Next Tide, the Evolution of a Salty Dawg, a memoir about fishing.
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