Pittsfield Duplex Fire Displaces Six, Kills 2 Cats

Just before 4:30 p.m. on Nov. 9, the Pittsfield Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire at 54-56 Worthington Place.

Adams Eyes 2031 Construction for Howland Avenue Safety Improvements

The overhaul to Howland Avenue is aimed at reducing speeding, improving roadway safety and expanding pedestrian and bicycle access.

North Adams Planners OK New Event Space for Tourists Resort

Tourists Welcome resort was approved on Monday for construction of a building to serve gatherings and the Airport Rooms.

Williamstown's O'Grady Remembered as 'Pillar of Support'

The passing of Brian O’Grady, 69, who served the town as the executive director of the Council on Aging since 1999, was framed as a both a professional and deeply personal loss by two of the town managers he served under during his 27 years in Williamstown.

Nearly 200 Pittsfield People Were Unsheltered During 2026 PIT Count

There were nearly 200 people experiencing homelessness on the night of the 2026 Point in Time count.

BCAC Seeks Sponsors to Provide Winter Clothing for Berkshire Children

New Pittsfield Shop Offers Nontoxic Scented Candles & Cozy Decor

Her lineup includes 13 core year-round scents and usually six seasonal scents, using fragrance oils from several suppliers.

Berkshire Hockey Foundation Creating Ice Time for Local Youth

A founder of the Berkshire Pond Hockey Classic, he has established a nonprofit foundation to sponsor youngsters who want to hit the ice. He was inspired by the nonprofit Ice Hockey in Harlem program.

Veterans Day Ceremonies and Holiday Hours

Veterans Day falls on Wednesday, Nov. 11, and will be observed as a state and federal holiday.

Aisling Mountain Farm Owners Say Town Scrutiny Has Damaged Business

Farm owner Kathryn Foley purchased the 22-acre property at 185 West Road in 2019 to establish an equestrian facility at the base of Mount Greylock.

Drury High Students Get a Taste of Local Beef

Drury High School students don't have to ask "where's the beef" from, now that the school has partnered to bring local meat into its food service system.

State Fire Marshal Jon Davine Announces Retirement

After nearly three decades in the fire service, State Fire Marshal Jon M. Davine today announced that he will retire early next year.

Berkshire Botanical Garden's Arborist Day Revitalizes Great Barrington River Walk

The River Walk underwent pruning and hazardous tree removal to improve pedestrian safety and promote tree diversity, thanks to the Berkshire Botanical Garden's annual Arborist Day.

Friday Front Porch Feature: Historic Craftmanship on Park Avenue

The home also has a four-car garage and its finished third floor is perfect to use as another living space or a recreational room.

Hannah Wicklund and Turning Jane Perform at Barrington Hall

Hannah Wicklund and Turning Jane will take the stage at Barrington Hall on Saturday, bringing a night of rock 'n' roll, self-expression and empowerment as part of their independently produced tour, "Cowards, Kings & Queens of Hearts."

Adams Fire District Sets Feb. 23 Special Election, District Meeting

With this election date, nomination papers would have to be submitted to the town clerk by Jan. 5, she said.

The Retired Investor: The U.S. Stock Market Is Just Too Big To Fail

The wealth effect you may be experiencing has become an important driver of spending and consumption for those of us who hold stocks.

Adams Street & Sidewalk Improvement Project to Resume in Spring

Work on the paving and sidewalk improvement project along Smith, Randall, and Cherry streets was underway and is expected to continue in the spring.

New Cafe Opening in Pittsfield's Former 'That's A Wrap' Space

A new cafe is moving into the former That's A Wrap space at the corner of First and Fenn Streets.

DA Shugrue: One Kilo of Heroin, Guns Removed from Pittsfield Streets

In total, about 542 grams of cocaine and 1,083 grams of heroin, firearms, and other paraphernalia were seized.

DA Provides Updates on 4 Pittsfield Summer Shootings

There were four separate incidents involving gunfire in Pittsfield this past summer. Police charged some suspects, and they are still seeking others.

Weekend Outlook: Welcome to November

We're heading into cozy season, so start to look for indoor events like book sales, concerts and gallery openings.

Pittsfield School Committee Hears Considerations for Proposed West Side Build

In envisioning a new campus, in addition to the school's population and construction, planners are considering another access road for better traffic flow, a modern library program, and whether there will be an auditorium.

Lanesborough Solar Developer Looks to Reduce Leasing Cost

A solar array company is asking the town to reduce its leasing price because its being affected by high tariff costs.

Pittsfield Human Service Funding Applications Open Soon

Applications for human services funding open next week, and membership space is available for anyone who wants to be involved in the process.