Millay's Steepletop Announces Final 2026 Open Days

The last days for visiting poet Edna St. Vincent Millay's home Steepletop are the weekend Oct. 10 and 11.

Companion Corner: Ellie at No Paws Left Behind

There is a spicy orange tabby looking for her new home.

Pittsfield Man Promoted to National Guard Senior Airman

Air National Guard promotions are based on an airman's overall performance, demonstrated leadership abilities, professionalism and future development potential.

Dalton Looks to Curb Sewer Infiltration as Rates More Than Double

The town's sewer rate has more than doubled for fiscal year 2027, with an annual bill of $1,217.08, which is billed bi-annually. The total bill for the town is $1,777,728.50.

NAPD Seeking Supplies for 'Urban Legends & Cryptids' Haunted House

To help construct the sets, the North Adams Police Department and event volunteers are seeking donations of new, surplus, or gently used construction and prop materials.

Police Grant Raises Concerns for North Adams Council

The City Council postponed action on a federal policing grant until the city solicitor could weigh in on several clauses referring to federal investigations.

PCTV Celebrates 40th Anniversary with Community

The room was alive with people eating, laughing, taking photos in a photo booth and watching snippets from PCTV's past archived programs throughout the decades curated by Operations Manager Dave Cachet.

Berkshire Business Monthly: September

Pittsfield Begins CPA Process for Fiscal 2027 Allocations

With the city's reserves and state allocation combined, City Planner Kevin Rayner foresees a good year of funds to award.

North Adams Man Arrested Following String of Vehicle Break-ins

North Adams Police Officers have investigated numerous motor vehicle break-ins across the city over the past two weeks

Windsor Lake Closed on Sept. 23 for Treatment

The date was moved because of expected bad weather.

Adams Posts Permanent Police Chief Job

The town is seeking an experienced law enforcement or security officer who's worked in a supervisory role for at least five years and be able to meet Massachusetts Peace Standards and Training Commission standards.

InTouch Wellness Center's New Owners Keeping Atmosphere, Adding Services

Newlyweds Abigail and Dylan Hilchey took over the 23-year-old business after former owner Marc Freedman decided to sell.

Pittsfield Police Make Arrest in Weekend Stabbing

Police have arrested a suspect in a stabbing that occurred near Pearl and Eagle streets over the weekend.

Berkshire United Way Launches Annual Campaign, Pilots Childcare Options

On Thursday, board members, supporters, and beneficiaries gathered at the Country Club of Pittsfield to mark the nonprofit's yearly fundraising campaign.

Lenox Hosts Annual Apple Squeeze Saturday

The 45th annual Apple Squeeze will transform downtown Lenox this month into a bustling autumn celebration featuring more than 100 regional artisans, food vendors, and community organizations.

Local Veterans Weigh In on 'Hometown Heroes' Banners

Umlauf and fellow veteran Charles Roberts sat down at the Michael Kennedy American Legion Post 152 headquarters to talk about what the Hometown Heroes banner program means to them and how much they look forward to seeing the program come to the northwest corner of the commonwealth.

No Injuries in North Adams Two-Car Accident

The northbound vehicle came to rest against a small tree, while the other vehicle spun onto Ashland Street.

Williamstown's Gas Supply Is at Capacity, and Economic Development Is at Stake

Cell Tower Company Leaving North Adams Airport on Hold

Pittsfield VSO Looking to Reunite Purple Heart Award to Family

Veterans Service Officer Mark Pompi is trying to reunite a World War II Purple Heart citation to the soldier's family.

Pittsfield: Should Park Square Be an Historic District?

The committee drafting a proposed local historic district around Park Square wants to generate interest and participation in the process.

Governor Expands Joint Active Shooter Response Training Statewide

More Than 1,000 First Responders Complete 35 Courses This Year

Berkshire Fife and Drum Keeping Traditional Cadence Alive

Berkshire Drum and Fife was built on the region's loud heritage, and instructor Michael Eagle wants to keep that tradition thundering into the 21st century.

Nonprofit Spotlight: Berkshire Place

For this month's Nonprofit Spotlight, iBerkshires sat down with Berkshire Place's Administrator Chanel Hayes, Administrative Services Director Julie Gavin, and Executive Director Edward Forfa to give us an insight into the organization.