The first half of 2022 is now behind us, but the Merrimack Valley economy continues to push forward. Here we will take a look at two data points important to the Merrimack Valley’s economy, unemployment and available commercial properties, to provide a snapshot of...
On Friday, June 10th, MVPC staff joined Bethany Groff Dorau, Executive Director of the Museum of Old Newbury, and Newburyport MVPC Commissioner Rick Taintor on a walking tour of downtown Newburyport. Beginning the day at Chococoa Baking Company, Bethany and Rick...
Recognizing Juneteeth 2022 in the Merrimack Valley and honoring the day with a list of events going on around the valley.
MVPC staff toured the new Jessica’s Brick Oven facility in Methuen as we continue to foster partnerships with businesses in the region.
Public health measures are some of the foundations of American planning. In this post, MVPC discusses the intersection of the two fields.
MVPC’s Community & Economic Development Program Manager, Nate Robertson joined WHAV’s Win Damon to talk about the state of the local economy.
MVPC and the region’s Legislative Delegation met on February 4th to review and discuss key projects intended to be beneficial for the region during the upcoming year.
MVPC is pleased to announce we have finalized and published the 2021 Annual Report. Included here is the message from our leadership, MVPC Chairman, Robert Snow, and Executive Director, Jerrard Whitten which frames our year and sets our sights as we look ahead to 2022.
Nate Robertson of MVPC joins 65 peers in LEADS Merrimack Valley Cohort, a program expanding capacity, connection & capital in Gateway Cities
The federal designation of Juneteenth as a national holiday is something activists have long pushed for, but we know there is more to do.