Five years ago, Blue Q owners Seth and Mitchell Nash constructed a 340,000-kilowatt solar array in a vacant field adjacent to the 150,000-square-foot building that they own at 703 West Housatonic St. The payoff has

A new batch of money from the federal Environmental Protection Agency will propel efforts to find and remove hazardous materials from sites around Berkshire County. The EPA this week awarded $1.1 million to four

Education, job training, a stronger transportation network and better coordination of economic agencies are keys to building a stronger economy in Berkshire County. In this edition of the Berkshire Eagle podcast, host Mark Mills

Unemployment, wages, and innovation are high points for the state's economy, all of which the commonwealth is doing the best in the nation. But the state has stalled on education, transportation, and revenue. If

A new batch of money from the federal Environmental Protection Agency will propel efforts to find and remove hazardous materials from sites around Berkshire County. The EPA this week awarded $1.1 million to four

Chris Kapiloff opened his briefcase, retrieved a small piece of safety glass that was pockmarked with bullet holes, and placed it in front of him on a conference table. It was an example of

It's been another successful year for Berkshire County chapters of Business Professionals of America. BPA, as it's better known, is a national program with more than 45,000 secondary and post-secondary school members in the

Nearly two years since construction began, the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art is poised to double in size this weekend. With the third and final phase of renovations to the former North Adams industrial

It may be time to rename Plastics Avenue to something more befitting of the present. That remark from Mayor Linda M. Tyer drew cheers of support Thursday night, as one of the largest employers in