PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The county is about halfway toward creating an economic development district, which will open up a new source of potential revenue for projects throughout Berkshire County. The Comprehensive Economic Development committee,

On opening day at the Bistro Box, you can expect long lines of people eager to get their hands on tomato-bacon jam; freshly squeezed lemonade; and crispy, hand-cut truffle fries. Perhaps it’s the exclusivity

For the first year since its founding in 2013, ArtWeek has crept it's way to the westernmost part of the state, About 30 art exhibits and events, many of them free to the public,

LENOX — The multimillion-dollar renovation of Blantyre is taking longer than expected to complete, but a more casual dining area that the new owners have installed in the 114-year-old former Gilded Age cottage is

PITTSFIELD — Few know the term, but most recognize the "age-friendly" spirit. It moves a bank teller, sniffing a scam, to quiz a customer about that grandchild who is supposedly in trouble. It's alive

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Everyone can play a role in the economic development of the region, local officials and experts said at the Northern Berkshire Community Coalition's monthly forum on Friday. "Every single one

PITTSFIELD — Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival has a dining partnership with a AAA four-star, Zagat-rated restaurant. The Boys and Girls Club of the Berkshires has a snack bar at its skating rink where hot

LENOX — More than $260 million statewide, including $103 million in Berkshire County. That's the overall economic impact of the Boston Symphony's summer season at Tanglewood and its three-season schedule in Boston, including the