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We’ve found some great, lighter options to bring to your next cookout.

One of the best parts of summer is fresh fruit and adding it to your meals is a nice way to add flavor and nutrients.

June is a great time to celebrate fresh fruits and it also happens to be National Fresh Fruit and Vegetable month!

Now that it’s officially summer, it’s time for fresh and local produce and herbs that help keep your meals light.

It’s been a hot June so far and it looks like we’re in for a hot summer. Light recipes that feature lean protein and a variety of vegetables can hit the spot on a warm day.

May is American Stroke Month. Do you know there are things you can do with your diet to reduce your risk of having a stroke?

Try these healthy autumn recipes as a new side dish for Thanksgiving or a great way to use up those leftovers.

Cooler temperatures are here so it’s time to cozy up with these warm recipes.

Satisfy your stomach with vegetables and classic comfort food.

Warm-up to fall with these innovative and hearty recipes.

Fall is a great time to try some warm and hearty meals.

Squash are high in nutrients that can help your immune system.

Now we’re back in the swing of work and school (or at least virtual work or school), it’s a great time to try some new recipes to shake up your lunch routine.

Starting the day off right with a nutritious breakfast will give you energy, help you concentrate and helps you make healthy choices throughout the day.

Injuries and ailments are common this time of year.

A 103-year-old man celebrated his birthday with the COVID vaccine and a cake at Lowell General Hospital's regional vaccine clinic on Friday. The hospital said while every coronavirus vaccination is something to celebrate, this moment was extra special.

Each year, Lowell General Hospital employees nominate managers and supervisors for their outstanding leadership and contributions to the organization. The Rewards and Recognition Council votes for the year’s Cupola Award recipients based on the nominees’ abilities to meet the hospital’s Standards of Performance and the dimensions of Completed connected care through personal stories or specific actions shared by the nominees’ team.

Every three years Lowell General Hospital, the Greater Lowell Health Alliance and the University of Massachusetts Lowell collaborate to create the Greater Lowell Community Health Needs Assessment. The needs assessment analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of health services in the area, identifies barriers accessing health services and provides recommendations. Surveys, key informant interviews and listening sessions were conducted to collect health-related data.

Lowell General Hospital didn’t have to wait long for the hospital’s first baby of the year.

Each year, Lowell General Hospital employees nominate managers and supervisors for their outstanding leadership and contributions to the organization.