Community Initiatives and New Appointments Highlight Local Business Scene

September 1, 2025 - 03:10

In an exciting development for the Morningside neighborhood, artist Jahna Rae has been selected to create a vibrant mural titled “Harvest of Hope.” This impressive 18-foot by 80-foot mural will be installed on a prominent building located directly across from the Morningside Community School. The mural aims to not only beautify the area but also inspire a sense of community and hope among residents.

In other news, the Co-Op Bank has welcomed Bailey Prescott as part of its team, further strengthening its commitment to community-focused banking. Meanwhile, MCLA has announced the addition of new faculty members, enhancing its educational offerings and supporting student growth.

CATA has also made strides by welcoming Marybeth Johnson, who will contribute to the organization’s mission. Greylock has introduced William A. Fontes to its team, reinforcing its dedication to quality service. Additionally, UCP of Western Massachusetts held its Annual Meeting, celebrating achievements and discussing future initiatives. Lastly, Greylock is gearing up for its SummerFest, promising a lively event for the community to enjoy.