With MCAS weakened at the ballot box, the state department of education is asking districts how they ensure graduates meet ...

Democratic friends, let's try a thought experiment. Imagine you woke up one morning and all your media sources were produced ...

It’s an old ditty that popped into my mind in the middle of my laundry chores: “This is the way we wash our clothes, wash our clothes, wash our clothes.

Although blacksmithing has declined with the disappearance of farm horses, 62-year-old James Martin still shoes horses, traveling with a mobile workshop to serve clients across ...

It was Bachetti's third win in the series this season, and fellow Sheffield local Jeff Watson took second. Bachetti is now ...

With warm sunny days Friday and Saturday and an overcast but cooler day on Sunday, fairgoers had good weather for a summer ...

The state Department of Public Health now categorizes most of the Berkshires as being at moderate risk for West Nile virus, ...

The Select Board has voted to drop its litigation with Housatonic Water Works in an attempt to ease the financial burden for ...

A polished Berkshire Opera Festival production felt larger than life with magnificent sets, an exciting orchestra and a very ...

The Lenox Library celebrated its largest Summer Reading Program to date with an afternoon of extra-large games like a giant ring toss, giant tic-tac-toe, and giant bubbles, as well as ...

On Saturday, about 25 to 30 people — and five or six dogs — turned out for the grand opening of the off-leash Adams Dog Park.

In longer forms and 10-minute vignettes, the Festival of New Jewish Plays at Pittsfield's Colonial Theatre is set to spark ...