Mike and Ben Schopp get over a hurdle, win Wyantenuck Men's Invitational Four-Ball
The Wyantenuck Country Club duo beat Jeff Puleri and Randy Driscoll, who were seeking their third consecutive championship.
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As consumers reduce spending, grocery stores race to cut prices
Competing for strained consumers, America’s grocery stores are cutting prices on some key products. That doesn’t mean overall grocery bills will be lower.
'Something that brings everyone together.' Over 60 years of tradition celebrated at St. Joseph's Polish picnic
The day started with a Polka Mass. The tent was packed for the service with people spilling out onto the lawn. An hour later, the music started again, and people
At The Clark, 'An Exquisite Eye' showcases masterpieces from Aso O. Tavitian Collection
Claude Joseph Vernet, "Thine Falls, near Schaffhausen, Switzerland," 1779, is on view as part of "An Exquisite Eye."
For Annabelle Selldorf, The Clark’s new wing is about creating space for discovery
Architect Annabelle Selldorf discusses her relationship with The Clark, Aso Tavitian’s collection and the ideas shaping the museum’s upcoming wing designed to give visitors a deeper connection to art.
The Clark's Aso O. Tavitian Wing will create new galleries and a new museum connection
The Clark Art Institute has unveiled plans for a new 15,000-square-foot wing designed to showcase the Aso O. Tavitian Collection, add galleries and replace the bridge connecting the museum’s main
'Transported' author Elizabeth Margulis to explore how music sparks memories and imagination at Mass MoCA R...
In the 2026 book "Transported: The Everyday Magic of Musical Daydreams," Princeton University researcher Elizabeth Margulis delves into the ways that music can trigger memory and fictional imagery. She visits
Rolling into reality: New Williamstown skate park eyes fall opening
Annual town meeting voters approved a $350,000 funding request in May from skate park organizers, bringing the fundraising total to $650,000 and leaving $100,000 to reach its goal. A final
Richard A. Simons, longtime Berkshire County family and probate judge, retires
First Justice of Berkshire County's Probate and Family Court Richard A. Simons is retiring on Aug. 27.
Three people injured after Friday night crash in North Adams
Three people were injured after two vehicles collided in North Adams Friday night.
Rollover crash leaves Mass Pike traffic at a standstill in Stockbridge
Part of the Massachusetts Turnpike was briefly blocked following a Saturday morning rollover crash involving a vehicle pulling a trailer. All lanes of traffic reopened at 10:25 a.m.
Great Barrington crosswalks to get fresh paint next week
The State Road bridge over the Housatonic River in Great Barrington. Crosswalks along the road are set to be repainted next week.
'It was really horrible.' Great Barrington resident among 18 in state who had cyclospora this year
A Great Barrington resident was among 18 confirmed cases of the foodborne parasite cyclospora reported in Massachusetts this year.
As Morningside students prepare to part ways, the Dream Center's block party brings them together
Kids grab free backpacks full of school supplies from tables at the Berkshire Dream Center’s Summer Block Party, held on Tyler Street on Saturday.
Berkshire County Real Estate Transactions for June 29-July 3
Real estate transactions from June 29 to July 3 have been provided by the Middle Berkshire, North Berkshire and South Berkshire Registry of Deeds offices.
Eagle Archives, July 18, 1959: PHS seen at 'end of rope' regarding internal expansion
Eagle Archives, July 18, 1959: Pittsfield High School prepared for nearly 2,000 students, its largest enrollment in two decades, as officials warned the building was reaching capacity and more space
Pittsfield 10s move on in Section 1 Little League tournament
Knoxx Daniels pitched a win for Pittsfield in a Section 1 Tournament game against Dalton-Hinsdale.
Volunteers transform North Adams pocket park into community gathering space
The initiative, known as Gray to Green, aims to find out what locals would like to see in the parklet, and other public spaces, in the future.
Forecasters eying potential weekend storms and more haze on the horizon for the Berkshires
The wildfire smoke is expected to clear out soon if it reappears over the Berkshires this weekend. Forecasters are also tracking possible severe weather on Saturday afternoon.
Meet Hara Charlier, the new president of Berkshire Community College
Berkshire Community College’s eighth president, who officially succeeded Ellen Kennedy on July 1 and moved into her office this week, says she attended five colleges on the path to her
Pittsfield man known for livestreaming crime scenes charged after hatchet confrontation
Facebook video taken by Yvonne Starbird shows Gilliam walk away from his car with a hatchet.
Berkshire Communists founder James 'Fergie' Chambers arrested in Spain
Berkshire Communists founder James “Fergie” Chambers was arrested in Ibiza, Spain, last week on charges related to money laundering, The Guardian and multiple outlets reported.
Sheffield man accused of murder pleads not guilty in Berkshire Superior Court
An Ashley Falls man accused of killing a longtime friend and colleague and leaving his body wrapped in a tarp pleaded not guilty in Berkshire Superior Court Thursday.
Here's why orange cables are appearing across Pittsfield neighborhoods
Gateway Fiber, the third company permitted to install underground fiber optic cables in the city, is working on getting the cables in place.