The South County Connector saw steady, record-breaking growth for several months before a “severe” staffing crisis in June ...

A string of good inflation numbers is still not likely to sway the Fed members from their watch-and-wait stance on interest ...

Whether you’re heading off to college, entering the workforce for the first time, considering a career change, or simply ...

PITTSFIELD — A woman accused of pouring hot soup on her partner and assaulting a police officer was released on personal recognizance Wednesday after a dangerousness hearing in Berkshire County ...

The Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum are sponsoring a Woodstock Anniversary Trivia Contest featuring music curated by DJ Pup Daddy and cash prizes on Tuesday, Aug. 18, at the Pittsfield ...

Cafe Palestina, a series of meetings and discussions hosted by Berkshires in Solidarity with Palestine, will present an overview of conditions in the occupied West Bank and efforts to assist affected ...

The Berkshire County Historical Society will host Crane Museum educator Dennis Croughwell for a presentation on the history of Crane papermaking on Aug. 19 at Arrowhead. A Crane paper sale, ...

With jobs, vacations and other commitments, getting players to show up for high school summer leagues can be challenging. After earning the sixth seed in the Pioneer Valley Summer Soccer League High ...

Three-time Grammy winner Bill Miller brings Native American flute, songs and stories to The Foundry, where he hopes to reconnect with his ancestral homeland and share his “key of peace.” ...

PITTSFIELD — City officials are considering renaming the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and merging existing committees into the new department. If approved by the City Council, the ...

CHESTER — Playwright Liz Duffy Adams says she doesn't believe in guilty pleasures. “If something gives you pleasure, it shouldn't be guilty,” the Ipswich-born writer said in a recent telephone ...

Residents on the lower end of Luce Road in Williamstown complained of being inundated regularly. The Massachusetts Department ...