Williamstown

Since the pandemic hit the real estate market in Massachusetts. Properties throughout the state were selling at record-setting numbers and for over a year the market showed no signs of slowing down. Now a few months into 2023, the market might not be quite as hot, but Massachusetts is still a highly desired state for people to call home. Recen...

Members of a western Massachusetts financial institution are the latest targets in a new scam. The world is full of really good people, unfortunately, there are still some bad ones out there as well. In an age where people have access to others in so many ways, coupled with ever growing technology, scams are on the rise. ...

A native of Pittsfield and a current Williamstown resident was up for an award Sunday night at the 65th Annual Grammy awards!

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Great news for those of us who love the wide and varied dining options that we have in the Berkshires. A local eatery makes a Top 10 list of great places to eat.

Areas are closed to all vehicles and pedestrian traffic from 6:00 p.m. on Friday, September 16, through 6:00 a.m. on Monday, September 19.

Fall is the best time of the year to live in, or visit, the Berkshires. Warm days and cool nights, breathtaking fall foliage, apple orchards and pumpkin patches, and amazing seasonal farm-to-table cuisine. In Autumn, you can't ask for much more. One o...

Back to School is here and local Berkshire County teachers need help to stock their classrooms, more than ever before. According to the nonprofit Adopt a Classroom the Massachusetts average public school teacher spends between $750-$1000 of their own money on supplies for their classrooms. Nat...

Artscape Pittsfield is continuing its effort to bring a variety of public art to downtown are in the planning phases of a new mural project in the city in Fall of this year. The group completed 11 Paintboxes with various local artists earlier this year that can be seen all over the city. Artists will ...

Back to School is here and local Berkshire County teachers need help to stock their classrooms, more than ever before. The average public school teacher in Massachusetts spends between $750-$1000 of their own money on supplies for their classrooms...