The crew representing the city who traveled to Denver for the 76th annual National Civic League All-America City Award Event ...

Celebrating Johnny Appleseed’s 250th birthday is a big deal and Mayor Mazzarella is excited for the events planned. “It’s just so ironic that 250 years later, we are still planting apple ...

The legendary Johnny Appleseed is best known for traveling across the countryside planting trees in the 1800s, but there's much more to the man behind the legend.

Johnny Thunders’s story is so steeped in doomed glamour and junkie mythology that somewhere along the line the man that was John Anthony Genzale has been lost in the telling, but to know one you ...

Johnny Appleseed was an American pioneer nurseryman who introduced apple trees to large parts of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Ontario, as well as the northern counties of West Virginia.

Later reinvented as the cartoonish “Johnny Appleseed," John Chapman was a pioneer who made a huge impact on America’s frontier, particularly in Ohio.

Johnny Appleseed is the biggest festival of the season for the Applejack Cloggers, said Director Jennifer Schweitzer. The group has 17 dancers ranging in age from 16 to 84 and has been ...

Wihan’s drama finally got the best of him. Pic credit: Bravo. Below Deck Down Under Season 3 drama was taken to a new level in the most recent episode.

When Leominster City Council President Mark Bodanza decided to write a book about Johnny Appleseed, he discovered how little was commonly known about this iconic figure.John Chapman, known as ...

So this is about Johnny Gaudreau, a magical little player who hockey first knew about, in lights, when he was a star at Boston College playing so much bigger than he really was.

He wore sandals, while Johnny Appleseed was known for going barefoot. The man who would eventually be known as Johnny Appleseed was born Johnathan Chapman in Leominster 250 years ago Sept. 26, 1774.

Johnny’s legend was reinvented, his image sanitized for political correctness. In his excellent book "The Botany of Desire," author Michael Pollan explores the Johnny Appleseed legend in detail.