Adams Zoning Board Talks Signage Bylaw

For more than a decade, the Zoning Board has deliberated over several matters involving its “restrictive” sign bylaw. Now, the board is developing a proposed amendment that would make the bylaw less constraining for businesses while preserving the town’s character and protecting neighboring properties.

Berkshire Athenaeum Unveils New 3D Printer

The Berkshire Athenaeum has a new 3D printer for its community to enjoy.

North Adams Airport Postpones Public Helicopter Flights

The flights, that were scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 29., have been postponed and will be rescheduled.

Berkshire Art Center Announces Fall 2026 Classes & Workshops

BAC's fall season celebrates creativity through ceramics, painting, drawing, printmaking, mixed media, photography, and more.

Berkshire Mountain Pickleball Continues Growing

The local pickleball group has almost reached 500 players, a record since its founding in 2018 by Michael Gilardi.

Marshall Street Crash Under Investigation; Businesses Remain Closed Until Damage Repaired.

Two local businesses are closed for an indefinite amount of time after a pickup truck slammed through the front of Brewster's antique shop on Marshall Street on Thursday night.

NAHA to Resume Security Meetings Amid Tenant Concerns

The North Adams Housing Authority will bring back meetings with emergency services to allow tenants to air security and safety concerns.

Letter: Chamberlain: Thank You, North Adams

It has been an honor to serve on your School Committee these past years.

Well Known Pittsfield Chocolatier Opening Storefront on North Street

Truffles by Tarah will soon be opening her own place at 123 North St., formerly housing Italian restaurant Brooklyn's Best.

Voters: Primary Election is on Sept. 1

Voters will determine some winners ahead of the general election and select the Republican nominee for governor during the state primary election on Tuesday, Sept. 1.

Clarksburg Townwide Tag Sale Set Sept. 5

There is still time to reserve space to set up table(s) on the grounds behind Town Hall for $10.

Fenton: Governor's Council Must Deliver for the Berkshires

I am a Springfield lawyer running for Governor's Council and I am asking for Berkshire County residents to support me over an incumbent from North Adams.

Letter: Support Whalen for Congress

I believe representation requires more than money and longevity. It requires presence. That is why I am supporting Jeromie Whalen for Congress in the Democratic primary on Sept. 1.

Truck Plows Through Marshall Street Storefronts in North Adams Crash

One person sustained injuries and was transported to the emergency department for treatment. The second occupant reported no injuries.

Aura Holds Grand Opening with Special Guests

Owner Megan Gomez, along with her husband and Chef Ronald Gomez, wanted to bring a new concept to the city.

Adams Board of Health Seeks Solution to Brush Pile at Treatment Plant

Every year, the town holds a public leaf pickup through November, and residents with an annual permit for the Transfer Station can take yard waste to the Transfer Station during operating hours.

Williamstown Housing Trust Gets Update on Summer Street Project

NBHFH project manager Keith Davis was back before the board of the town's Affordable Housing Trust in August to give an update on the project being developed on a parcel granted to the non-profit by the trustees.

Adams Sets Special Town Meeting

The special town meeting will be held at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 30, in the Memorial Building gymnasium.

Dalton Considers Updating its Municipal Code

Weekend Outlook: Cool Cars and Pickles

Check out this weekend events happening in the Berkshires including pickles, ice cream, cool cars, and more.

Scenic Vistas, Open Spaces Central to Berkshire's Rural Character

The landscape has special significance in the Berkshires. It is a central element in the region's scenic rural character and quality of life, as well an economic resource that is a basis of tourism.

Dalton Fire Station Space Needs Study to Be Presented Sept. 1

A comprehensive Community and Space Needs Analysis is set to shed light on the department’s space needs and potential solutions.

North Adams Council Backs Special Act to Move School Sale Forward

The City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a special act to swap out recreation land and pave the way for the sale of Sullivan School.

North Adams School Committee Filling Two Seats

The candidates will be voted on by a joint convention of the School Committee and City Council on Oct. 5.

The Classical Beat: Look For a Profusion of Events at Tanglewood From Fall and Into Next Spring

Come late August, classical aficionados are grateful for the cornucopia of extraordinarily sonorous riches the Boston Symphony has bestowed upon audiences within the incomparably bucolic setting that is Tanglewood. It's been, as ever, a magical summer of glorious music making.