Your guide to fireworks, parades and other July 4 celebrations of America’s 250th anniversary in and around Beverly.
More than 200 reenactors and living historians took part in the two-day Battle of Gloucester commemoration.
A divided City Council cut about $85,000 from Mayor Mike Cahill's FY27 budget request with dire warnings of looming troubles ahead.
Police said a coyote attacked a dog near the Fox Hill Trail entrance, where officers found pups in a den nearby.
Organizers expect crowds similar to last year's 20,000-person event and urged visitors to plan ahead.
Three Bishop Fenwick graduates from Beverly were recognized for academic achievement, athletics, leadership and service.
Residents and businesses in Beverly will need to use the city-issued carts when automated curbside pickup begins July 1.
The Children's Room at the main library will close earlier, while the Farms branch shifts to a new weekly schedule.
Beverly Main Streets said this year's Fall Fest is canceled as the organization transforms into an all-volunteer model.
The Council gave final approval of an increase from $100 to $300 for most residents starting in July.
Students from Beverly were recognized with 2026 Bishop Fenwick Underclass Awards across academics, music and book honors.
The city's lone dedicated bus line was one area Mayor Mike Cahill targeted as the city looks to balance its budget for 2027.
The Corner Butcher Shop in Beverly closed in February after 11 years on Elliott Street.
Lucy Lauranzano plans to attend Plymouth State College this fall.
The city and Essex County Habitat for Humanity are offering forgivable loans for eligible home repairs.
Great Bear Arts and Montserrat College of Art are organizing the new open-access festival with local partners.
The Blackhawk helicopter crew sent videos and messages and made a personal flyby to visit 2-year-old Maxwell Smith, of Burlington.
Beverly nonprofit receives 10-year funding support through Cummings Foundation’s annual grant program.
The Beverly Teachers Association on Monday called the incidents targeted and "widespread."
The free downtown event will feature artists, music, food and family activities next Saturday.
Building a Better Beverly will receive $75,000 over three years to support its Summer Literacy Program.
The wall of remembrance will be in Beverly for a weekend of events from July 29 through Aug. 2.
Lead stars dazzle in a breathtaking, 5-star production of the Estefans’ inspiring story.
The Beverly nonprofit plans to distribute 975 backpacks as families across five communities prepare for school.
Top-ranked Denison rallied from down 3-0 for a 4-3 victory in 10 innings.
Endicott forced a final game in Eastlake, Ohio after an 11-10 win over top-ranked Denison in the D-III title series.
The 61st annual event will run 15 days in 2026 with returning favorites and more activities tied to Beverly's 400th anniversary.
Endicott will now look to beat the nation's top seed in two straight games on Thursday to claim the national title.
The library will open its "Plant a Seed, Read" program with music, games and a StoryWalk at Beverly Common.
The three-year grant will support wellness, resilience, mental health and training across the Beverly Police Department.
The YMCA of the North Shore said the sponsorship helps keep travel basketball accessible for local families.
Lifebridge is collecting summer essentials in Beverly for its 2026 backpack distribution day.
The Gulls beat Adrian to advance to the NCAA Division III championship series against top-ranked Dennison starting Wednesday.
Beverly Mayor Michael Cahill said cuts will include layoffs, positions eliminated through attrition and hours reductions.
The city said the June 18 event will honor Black history, culture and joy at Beverly City Hall.
Punctuate4 Productions will bring Thru Hike: A New Musical to the Boston Center for the Arts, June 5-7
The limited-edition Greenbelt Pilsner debuts June 5 in Ipswich, with part of sales supporting local conservation in Essex County.
The daylong music event is postponed to Sunday from noon to 8 p.m. in Ryal Side, Downtown and Hale Farm.
Residents of Salem and Beverly can bring rigid white Styrofoam, string lights and extension cords June 20.
The four-day Beverly program offers creative writing sessions, meals and an optional overnight campus stay.