North Adams Man Charged in Stabbing Father to Death

David L. Boucher had not-guilty pleas entered on his behalf and he is being held without bail at the prosecution's request.

Eagle Street Shop Peddles in the Unique and the Utilitarian

Jared Shockcor's little shop on Eagle Street offers wares from the utilitarian to the unique.

Adams Finalizing FY27 Budget Amid Staffing Uncertainty

Officials continue to finalize fiscal year 2027's budget ahead of the annual town meeting, navigating numerous unknowns stemming from staff vacancies.

Dalton Elects Incumbents, Write-in for Planning Board

The unofficial results for the town's annual election indicate that Planning Board registered candidate William Striebel III and write-in candidate Richard Hall have secured the two seats.

Pittsfield Might Resume Mosquito Spraying if West Nile Virus Risk Elevates

Mosquito spraying was discontinued in 2021 and has been a contentious issue, with the City Council taking votes against it and residents polarized.

North Adams Man Charged With Murder

A local man is being charged with murdering a family member at his home.

Pittsfield FY27 Budget Up Only 2.9%

The budget public hearing will be held on May 19.

Wheelchair Ramp Installed for Adams Veteran Through Donor and Grant Support

The total cost for the ramp and installation was approximately $6,200, all of which was funded through a collaborative effort of donations and grants.

Adams Open Space Plan Nears Completion Following Community Input

The Open Space and Recreation plan is nearly complete after months of development and community input.

Dalton Fire District Annual Meeting May 12

Fire District voters will convene Tuesday to vote on several funding articles, including a borrowing request to purchase property on Flansburg Avenue.

Veteran Spotlight: Air Force Master Sgt. Mark Gilliard

Mark Gilliard served his country for an amazing 31 years in the Air Force and Army National Guard retiring as a master sergeant.

Use of Slurs Sparks Community Conversation in Pittsfield

The discussion will be held Monday, May 11, at 6 p.m. at Conte Community School in partnership with the public schools, Westside Legends and the Berkshire chapter of the NAACP.

Create an Ad: R.K. Miles

Looking out at that scenery doesn't have to end when you go indoors with Marvin scenic doors, transforming any space by bringing the outdoors in.

Annual Adams Fire District Election to Decide Treasurer Position

Voters will head to the polls Tuesday to choose the district's leadership and decide whether the clerk/treasurer position should shift from an elected role to an appointed one.

BFAIR Celebrates Clients & Staff at Annual Meeting

BFAIR celebrated another year with a merger on the horizon and recognition of those who have helped it get this far.

Friday Front Porch: A Comfortable Cottage

Our Friday Front Porch is a weekly feature spotlighting attractive homes for sale in Berkshire County. This week, we are showcasing 181 New Lenox Road.

@theMarket: Sell in May or Stay & Play?

Stocks continue to climb despite the conflict in the Middle East, oil prices, and inflation worries.

2026 Town Meeting, Election Briefs

Weekend Outlook: Mother's Day & More

Check out the events happening this weekend including fishing, plays, and more.

Williamstown Voters Have Choices for Library Trustees Spots

Four candidates are on the ballot for two three-year seats on the Milne Public Library Board of Trustees.

Allendale Pines North Cuts Ribbon on Six Pittsfield Homes

Allendale Pines North cut the ribbon Thursday on the first of its planned 22 affordable manufactured homes.

Dalton Town Elections Monday, Planning Seat Vacant

Unlike recent elections, all open seats are uncontested this year, with one vacancy still remaining on the Planning Board, which will require write-in votes to fill the seat.

Morningside Closed Friday for Flooding Cleanup

Morningside Community School will be closed Friday, May 8, because of flooding in the building.

Fire District Seeks Legislative Fix for Mandatory Retirement Rule

As the Fire District continues to navigate the state's mandatory retirement age for firefighters, one thing is clear: legislative action is needed.

The Retired Investor: Despite the Rise of Streaming, Movies Still Matter

With the trend toward streaming at home, you might think attending the cinema is a thing of the past. Nevertheless, theaters are hanging in there, even as they've lost their former glory.