When a government orders museums to rewrite history in the name of “American exceptionalism,” the result isn’t ...

The Select Board agreed to discuss moving forward with a special election at its next meeting set for September 2.

According to Interim Town Manager Chris Rembold, who sent an email to The Berkshire Edge with details about the project, the ...

What Clayton Miller calls "the pollution of language" (I prefer to call it the abuse of language) is a corrosive problem in discussions of political subjects, too often indulged in by partisans of all ...

The anger directed at Israel is not against Jews or Judaism—it is against the cruelty of military occupation, blockade, and settlement expansion. Opposing oppression is not antisemitic—it is a moral ...

A graveside service for Anna Boldyga will be held on Thursday, Aug. 28, at 10 a.m., in Saint Bridget’s Cemetery in Housatonic.

Wiseacre Farm representatives say the offending odors have been diminished and that the odor-mitigation system’s noise does ...

Sunday's program opens with the world premiere of “Words and Prayers of My Fathers,” a BSO commission from the orchestra's ...

Sheila Silver, a Guggenheim Fellow, has written in a wide range of mediums, from solo instrumental to large orchestral works, ...

Founder Denise DiGrigoli brings over 30 years of experience and expertise to her native Berkshires, running the business from ...

The theme, “What This Place Makes Me,” resonated with events held there earlier this summer around a collection of immigrant ...

"I feel like the goal with my music is to inspire others to start creating. To me, I feel like in this world of commodities ...