Berkshire County legislators have supported Senator Eric Lesser’s legislation to fund a feasibility and impact study of high speed rail service that would connect Boston to Springfield. However, the Berkshire County delegation favors extending

There is a hole in the county's demographics. But there is also a clear path to fill it. Studies, particularly one performed by Berkshire Regional Planning Commission in 2014, have outlined a significant population loss

The economic development agency 1Berkshire has concluded a nearly three-year report on how to address the rapidly declining population in Berkshire County. The agency created the county’s first collaborative to address the Berkshires’ population

Supporting entrepreneurial business development. Making it easier for job seekers to find employment. Smarter ways to recruit employees. Those are some of the 18 recommendations included in a new 1Berkshire report officially unveiled Friday

New England Newspapers Inc. has earned seven honors, including three Publick Occurrence awards for outstanding journalism, from The New England Newspaper & Press Association's 2017 competition. The Berkshire Eagle was named a Distinguished Newspaper

Jonah Sykes wants you to consider joining the Berkshire Young Professionals, no matter what your age! We talk #metoo, retaining youth and energy in the Berkshires and tonight's event BYP Stockbridge Stroll. See the

Earlier this summer, the New England Foundation for the Arts published a report called The Jobs in New England's Creative Economy and Why They Matter. This document evaluates the size and health of, as

Thousands of acres of farm land disappeared from the Lenox landscape in 1910, as three new Gilded Age cottages were raised on Berkshire hilltops. The New York Times applauded the investment of over a half