Worcester Business Journal

July 27, 2026

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LISTS: COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES; PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOLS Central Massachusetts' Source for Business News Volume 37 • Number 14 $3.50 July 27, 2026 Worcester Business Journal WBJ S H O P TA L K PHOTO | MATT WRIGHT National Grid's $474M transmission project leads a broader push to upgrade the region's power grid to meet the future demands of the economy. | 8 Keeping the lights on PHOTO | MATT WRIGHT PHOTO | EDD COTE Entrepreneurs are playing a key role as North Central communities work to revitalize downtowns into economic centers. | 10 Small businesses, big development Q&A: 'The legacy you leave behind' 22 Colleges under pressure Mass. must opt into the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit. | 21 ADVICE & OPINION Chamber Corner After the closures of Anna Maria and Becker, Central Mass. colleges are pursuing new strategies to remain financially sustainable amid intensifying headwinds. William Pieczynski, president of Nichols College in Dudley Story by Fred Hurlbrink Jr. starts on page 12

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