A former Pittsfield mayor and city council member, Paul E. Brindle III is remembered for his family’s restaurant, Nel’s, his ...
A struggling Elvis impersonator finds unexpected success in drag in Matthew Lopez’s “The Legend of Georgia McBride,” a comedy ...
Accusations, raised voices and deep divisions defined a heated first meeting of the 2026-27 school year for the Southern ...
Author Tim Greiving will discuss his biography of composer John Williams on Aug. 5 at the Lenox Library, exploring Williams’ life, career and impact on film music. A book signing ...
Author and teacher Lara Tupper will lead a free writing workshop, “Memoir Writing: What’s Your Story?” from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 15, at the Hinsdale Public Library, 58 Maple St. The ...
Jenna Thomas, a 20-year Special Olympics bowler, was recognized at Tuesday night’s City Council meeting for her dedication, ...
The Clarksburg Historical Commission will is sponsoring its fourth annual townwide tag sale on Saturday, Sept. 5, at Town Hall. Residents can reserve sales space or be included on an ...
Due to a temporary staffing shortage, the South County Connector transit service is suspending its Pittsfield FLEX service, effective Monday, Aug. 3.
Many visitors came to the Berkshire Museum's reopening on Wednesday to check out how $12.1 million in renovations had ...
Many in Congress appear to agree with President Trump that twice-annual time changes are “ridiculous.” But history shows ...
For the first time in Simon's Rock's nearly 60-year history, Bard College has been billed for property taxes — over $263,000 ...
A Pittsfield pharmacist has been charged in federal court with allegedly unlawfully taking Adderall and its generic ...
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