ORLEANS – The former Governor Prence Inn is a building that wears its age on its sleeve. Pieces of plaster and other discarded materials can be found in the walkways...

ORLEANS – While one article planned for October’s special town meeting calls for an appropriation of more than $500,000 to the town’s affordable housing trust fund, another...

The first day of school is always greeted with high hopes and optimism by teachers, staff and administrators. But for Nauset school officials, those feelings have been...

ORLEANS – Main Street is one of the biggest throughways for traffic downtown. But for a few hours last week, the sound of passing vehicles were replaced by music, mingling...

EASTHAM – On a warm August afternoon less than two weeks out from the first day of classes, student soccer players make their way from the Nauset Regional High School...

ORLEANS – The scene in the parking lot behind Ember Gardens last weekend had all the elements for a party. Live music, food and ice cream trucks, games and tents filled the...

ORLEANS – Fire officials responded to Cumberland Farms on Route 6A Monday after dry chemicals were discharged above the store’s gas pumps. Orleans Fire Chief Geof Deering...

ORLEANS – As parents of a child with autism, Lauren Jones and her late husband, Bob, met with a group of other parents of autistic children in 2011 and raised the question...

ORLEANS – A crash involving a Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority bus led one person to be transported to Cape Cod Hospital with injuries Wednesday afternoon.Orleans Fire...

ORLEANS – An article will be prepared for October’s special town meeting seeking funding to help the town craft a climate action plan.The town’s energy and climate action...

ORLEANS – On a pristine summer Saturday in early August, residents and visitors can be found milling around in abundance on Old Colony Way. Tucked just behind the Artist...

ORLEANS – Look beyond the sandy beaches, cedar clapboard homes and the hustle and bustle of summer tourism, and you might find evidence of the harsher, if often less...

ORLEANS – There’s still time to bid on custom surfboards up for auction as part of this summer’s Boards in the Stores event – but not much time.Now in its second year, the...

ORLEANS – As summer begins to draw to a close, the Orleans Police Department wants to help the community end the season on a positive note.Food, games, music and classic...

ORLEANS – Along Pleasant Bay, an almost 30-acre parcel of land stands rich with pine, oak, maple and red cedar trees. A vernal pool provides a breeding habitat for native...