Geurds Sets Course Record at Pittsfield State Forest

Abigail Geurds covered the 3.5-mile course in 21 minutes, 21 seconds, an all-time course record for women and more than two minutes ahead of the next finisher.

Pittsfield Considers Restructuring DEI Department

The City Council referred a request to rename the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to the "Office of Equity, Access, and Opportunity" to the Ordinances and Rules Subcommittee.

Two of 3 Hinsdale Officers Involved in Kauvil Shooting Won't Return

Seven months after being placed on leave only one officer involved in the fatal police shooting of 27-year-old Biagio Kauvil in January has returned to duty.

Berkshire Law Enforcement Officials Endorse Fenton for Governor's Council

Ranking Berkshire law enforcement officials are putting their weight behind a Springfield lawyer for Governor's Council in the September Democratic primary over North Adams incumbent Tara Jacobs.

Adams Fire Plans to Keep Public Informed on Station

The Prudential Committee hopes to invite the public to see the fire station and explain its needs.

The Faces of Homelessness We Do Not See

Many people experiencing homelessness in rural communities are hidden in plain sight.

Companion Corner: Robert and Marmee at Berkshire Humane Society

The two are bonded and would need to go home together. They love to play with string toys and lounge around together.

The Classical Beat: Tanglewood and Sevenars Showcase Stunning Diversity

Tanglewood embarks upon its bold mid-August schedule of events, and Sevenars is celebrating its 58th season of six summer concerts.

Berkshire Reign Baseball Program Hosts Inaugural Tournament

A busy week for tournament baseball and softball action around the county continues on Thursday evening.

Pittsfield Traffic Commission OKs Stop Signs, Parking Requests

The Traffic Commission granted stop signs and downtown parking requests during its recent regular meeting.

Potential Berkshire Mall Developer Outlines Plans for Property

The Select Board heard from Cypress Equities of Texas on its potential plans for the Berkshire Mall site

Adams Beautification Group Marking Five Years of Service

Wilk-Chaffee joined two of her fellow Beautification Group members in an appearance before the Selectmen to update the elected officials on the non-profit's activities around town and explain its role in town.

'Legend of Georgia McBride': Lots of Sass, Sequins and Hardly a Drag

This jukebox musical, now playing at the Colonial Theatre through Aug. 16, is more than a drag show.

EPA, GE Conducting Vernal Pool Study on Housatonic River

A pilot study will determine the best way to remediate PCBs from vernal pools in the Housatonic River.

Pittsfield Hasn't Seen West Nile Mosquitoes in Weeks

On Wednesday, the Board of Health heard an update from Chris Horton, superintendent of the Berkshire County Mosquito Control Project.

Cheshire Speed Limits Reduced, Code of Conduct Mulled

North Adams Becomes a Purple Heart Community

Site 9 has Another Interested Buyer

Coakley said they have received a purchase and sale agreement but before signing, there have to be assurances that the company has the financial requirements to construct the building.

Letter: Fitch for the Future

Dedication, work ethic and community efforts define my son.

Letter: Support Andrew Fitch for State Representative

I can honestly say that it is clear that he works much harder for our area as a whole than he does for himself.

Letter: John Barrett Is the Only Choice

I have had the pleasure of knowing Representative Barrett for upwards of 30 years. In that time it was evident that he was first committed to the City of North Adams.

BRTA Sees Highest Ridership to Date

The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority has recorded its highest ridership in the history of the authority.

A Life in Motion: RSVP Volunteer Gertrude Willey Turns 100

On July 6, Gertrude Willey celebrated her 100th birthday, but after more than three decades of volunteering in her community, she says staying active is the secret to her longevity.

Pittsfield Council Preview: DEI Office Rename, Playground Grants, and City Audit

On Tuesday, the City Council will see a request to rename the DEI office, $80,000 in grants for Williams Elementary School's playground renovation, and a proposal for the city audit.

Berkshire County to Elect DA, Governor, More in Primary Election

Pittsfield and beyond will elect a Massachusetts governor, attorney general, district attorney for Berkshire County, and other positions in the 2026 state election.