Anastasia Stanmeyer has been editor of Berkshire Magazine since its 2012 debut. After graduating with a degree in political science from the University of Kansas, she began her journalism career with daily newspapers, writing
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
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
It’s that time of the year again! The seventh annual Celebrate the Berkshires is right around the corner on September 14th at 6:00 pm at Bloom Meadows in Williamstown. Celebrate the Berkshires is the
“People often ask me what I look for in entrepreneurs…the simple answer is, drive,” noted 1Berkshire Economic Development Specialist David Curtis. It’s one of the key things we looked for in our extensive review of
When the 1Berkshire team is talking to businesses about the value of their membership, it can be easy to miss the big picture. Yes, we provide members with a variety of tangible benefits. Networking
Only two days left! Help us market the Berkshires by bidding in our Berkshires Dream Auction. This auction is in its 7th year and is an annual fundraiser to aid 1Berkshire in its visitor
May is National Tourism Month so 1Berkshire turns its focus to this thriving and growing part of our Berkshire economy. This month we celebrate the years of investments that have reshaped and preserved our downtowns
Millennials are the fastest growing demographic in today’s workforce. While they make up the largest group of employees nationwide, the Berkshires are still catching up. That is why it is so critical to invest
Long valued for their scenic beauty, rural charm, and unspoiled landscapes, the Berkshires are getting even greener. Most of the area’s larger communities, from Great Barrington to Williamstown, are tackling the impacts of non-essential
