Good morning, Framingham.

The Metrowest Women’s Fund awarded $204K in grants to 22 nonprofits serving low-income women and girls on Jan.

13, boosting support for education, safety and empowerment. Applications for the 2026 grant cycle open Feb. 11 and close April 8 — offering local nonprofits a fresh opportunity.

Rev. Adam Isbitsky will lead his first worship service at Eliot Church in Natick on Sunday, Jan.

18 following a six-month search by church members. He brings experience from area ministries and plans to strengthen connections within the congregation and broader community over the next three years.

K-pop group BTS will perform at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro on Aug.

5 and Aug. 6, with presale tickets available starting Jan. 22 & general onsale beginning Jan. 24. Fans can register for Army Membership on Weverse by Jan. 18 to secure access.

On Jan. 13, 2026 at 1:05 p.m., the Golden Tones Chorus held a rehearsal at Edwards Church in Framingham where they unveiled a new banner.

In its 37th season, the group of about 60 retired members has entertained MetroWest with nearly 40 concerts yearly.

Framingham residents can now enjoy the improved Carol Getchell Nature Trail after ADA-compliant boardwalks and bridges were completed in the north and south sections, connecting paths to the Sudbury River corridor (design work to link the segments is underway).

Residents receiving an unexpected package addressed to them in Massachusetts can keep the contents under state law+ they may wish to notify the sender to avoid billing issues.

Packages meant for previous residents or others must remain sealed+ be returned to the mail carrier following federal guidelines.

Today, health officials say Massachusetts sees high influenza activity due mainly to Influenza Type A including the harsher subclade K strain, although hospitalizations have dropped since December.

The flu season includes common symptoms like fever + cough + body aches.

Fans are invited to vote for the Daily News 2025 Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year after standout fall performances by promising athletes; the online poll remains open until Monday, Jan.

19 at 6 p.m.- cast your vote to support emerging talent.

Aaj Rang Hai: A Celebration of Sufi Traditions

5-7 p.m. — Keefe Regional Technical High School — Free entry — Immerse in the vibrant celebration of Sufi music, poetry, and culture.

Grown Up Book Swap

1-4 p.m. — Jack's Abby Craft Lagers — Free entry — Bring books you've read and exchange them for new titles in a cozy setting.