Category: News & Announcements

Road construction on Route 143, on the west side of town towards Peru will include blasting work this week.  Blasting may be taking place Monday between 10am and 11am and between 1pm & 2pm. Detours will be setup from East Windsor Rd to the middle of Peru, to bypass the area during the operation.  Road …

Monday, July 14, 2025Noon Worthington Rod and Gun Club You do not want to miss this annual picnic, rain or shine, withWorthy-Que BBQ again providing their amazing BBQ chicken and all sides, plus dessert. By reservation only, seating is limited. Please call 238-1999 NOW. DEADLINE JULY 6TH! Underwritten by The Rolland Fund.

In the light of our celebration of the 200th Anniversary of Lafayette’s visit to Worthington, one of our residents thought this series might be particularly informative to everyone.

Hi, we’re the Worthington Cultural Council and we’d like to hear from you! We fund events and projects that serve our Worthington residents. Our scope isn’t limited to the arts: culture is what people like to do and we’d like to see more local happenings shared together, amongst our residents. Whether you’ve lived here for …

THE ART AND PEG ROLLAND SCHOLARSHIP FUND 2025-26 ACADEMIC YEAR APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS The late Art and Peg Rolland established a scholarship fund to benefit citizens of Worthington seeking to further their educational goals. The annual interest earned on the Fund is distributed each year to qualified students by a committee consisting of the Town Clerk, …

The Board of Assessors meets biweekly during the summer to facilitate the completion of annual fieldwork. The Board WILL meet on Tuesdays at 6:30pm: June 17thJuly 1stJuly 15thJuly 29thAugust 12thAugust 26th Weekly meetings will resume on Tuesday, September 2nd at 6:30PM.

BUY TICKETS TO THE BALL! Lafayette 200th Anniversary Celebration Fifty years after first arriving to serve with the Continental Army, General Lafayette stopped overnight in Worthington, Massachusetts, while on his 1825 goodwill visit to all twenty-four states. As the “Nation’s Guest” the General was welcomed with affection and gratitude and his tour was of immense importance …