This month marks a transition, a change throughout the Berkshires that attracts people from all over the world. Of course, we are talking about the arrival of the fall season. Foliage season in the
The summer visitor season is coming to a close in the Berkshires and it has been an exciting season, full of big announcements, a growing and healthy economy, and a successful 1Berkshire marketing campaign.
With over 300 people present, we honored the Community of North Adams for Putting the Berkshires on the Map and presented the highly coveted 2017 Berkshire Trendsetter Awards at the seventh annual Celebrate the
At its most basic, the Business Bootcamp program introduced last winter through a collaboration between 1Berkshire and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA) was intended as an intensive learning experience for participants in the early stages of business development. It was
It was a diverse group of people, but it represented what the North Adams area is becoming, not what it used to be. A community volunteer, a creative economy specialist, an art gallery owner, an
North Adams, the city with "sass," was honored on Thursday night for "Putting the Berkshires on the Map." The city's recognition by 1Berkshire puts it with Berkshire luminaries as Solid Sound Festival, Jacob's Pillow, the Clark
Laura Wolf Brennan is here to give us 1Berkshire's summer wrap-up - it was a banner year with Tanglewood Music Festival's popular artists and more. Also, there are still tickets left for the Celebrate
There are 16 new U.S. citizens in the Berkshires tonight. The naturalization ceremony was held at the Norman Rockwell Museum, in partnership with the Berkshire Immigrant Center. New citizens from around the world were sworn
Mezze Restaurant Group has named Oliver Antunes as its new chef, leading the kitchen at Allium Restaurant + Bar. Hailing from the Napa Valley where his work highlighted local, sustainable California cuisine and custom tasting
The Massachusetts labor force is the fastest growing in the country, according to a study released Monday by the Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center. The labor force has grown 3.2 percent so far in 2017,