A quarter century after playing their first gig, the All Worn Out Jug Band is now set to bring their special mix of jug band songs, old time...

CHATHAM – On June 4, the second annual Chef’s Challenge was held at Pate’s Restaurant. The Lower Cape Outreach Council created the event last year...

CHATHAM – In 1923, T.S. Eliot wrote an essay, "Ulysses, Order, and Myth,” a book review of the then-recently released James Joyce novel “Ulysses.”...

Summer is just starting to rev up, and West Harwich is the place to be for some of the best dining on the Lower Cape. Tucked away on the quiet and...

On Nov. 15, 2007, The Chronicle ran this photo under the headline, “Something in the Water?” Five Chatham firefighters had fathered baby daughters...

Dennis Village was rockin’ last week with the opening of “Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story” at the iconic Cape Playhouse, kicking off the legendary...

Spring may be my favorite season for walking. It’s not too hot, not too cold, and there’s something new happening every day. Nature is always up to...

What does academic freedom on a college campus mean today? As universities face threats of government defunding and charges are raised of...

CHATHAMPORT – The year is 1942, and Chatham is coming to grips with wartime existence: rationing, air raid drills, preparation for a potential...

“Vibrant, delicious and fun.” Those were the three words Bob Gaudreau, CEO of the Provence Group, used to describe the signature rosé of Chatham...

The town of Orleans is in for a big treat when the doors of the Alley Bowling and BBQ open back up soon. Owner and operator Dave Currier is...

In sixth grade, Mark Paradis found a passion for the trumpet. Today, he’s playing all over the country — but for a greater cause.  Paradis grew up...

Ever since humans took to walking upright, differentiating themselves from their other animal relatives, they’ve responded to their fear of the...

The most recent count conducted by The Cape and Islands Regional Network on Homelessness identified in one night 568 homeless individuals...

 Come along with Missy, Betty Jean, Suzy and Cindy Lou as they sing their way back to the 1958 Springfield High School Prom in the Cape Cod Theatre...