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 | Baseball Exhibit Brings Cultural, Historical Threads Together
Larry Moore of Baseball in the Berkshires, left, and John DeRosa with a display of old Drury High baseball uniforms.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — A new exhibit on Main Street this summer threads the legacy of the national pastime with the long history it has in Berkshire County.
"One Country, One Game:
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 | Superior Court Briefs: June 12 - June 13
Cases heard before Judge Mark Mason on Tuesday, June 12.
Lemond Grady, 36, of Pittsfield had not guilty pleas entered on his behalf on single counts of unarmed robbery and assault and battery on a person age 60 or older.
He was ordered to be held at the Berkshire County House of Correction on $1,000 cash or $10,000
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 | Barrington Stage Names New Director of Development
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Barrington Stage Company has named Jessica Provenz as its new director of development.
"We are thrilled that Jessica Provenz has joined us as director of development," Artistic Director Julianne Boyd said. "Her impressive credits and knowledge of theatre as well as fundraising in the Berkshires will
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 | Hinds Named 2018 Legislative Leader by Arts|Learning
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — State Sen. Adam G. Hinds (D- Pittsfield) received Arts|Learning's 2018 Legislative Leadership Award during the organization's 31st annual Champions of the Arts Advocacy awards ceremony at the Amazing Things Arts Center in Framingham on May 30.
"In western Mass, we see firsthand the impact of
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 | Berkshire Bank VP Named One of the Top 40 Under Forty by BusinessWest
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Jason Niles, vice president/relationship manager at Berkshire Bank, has been selected for one of BusinessWest's class of 2018, 40 Under Forty awards. Winners were chosen based on level of accomplishment, leadership, and contribution to the community.
The 40 Under Forty event is an annual celebration to
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 | BCC Hires New Director of Academic and Career Advising
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Community College has hired George Ambriz as the new director of academic and career advising.
Ambriz moved from Nevada to the area in late May. Previously, he was working as an adviser/success coach at the College of Southern Nevada, a position he has held since 2015. Before that, he was an employer
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 | Theater Review: Love Versus Broadway at the Barrington Stage
Three generations of Cavendish women face a conundrum: Should they marry and leave their stage careers behind? Or forsake love for a life on the Great White Way?
In song, dance and frequently hilarious performances, love and Broadway are the heart of their conflicts in the world premiere comedic musical "The Royal Family of
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 | Cultural Pittsfield This Week: June 15-21
NEXT THURSDAY, June 21 is 3rd Thursday!
June's 3rd Thursday celebrates health and fitness with the 9th running of the Green Mile Road Race, plus Tamarack Hollow Nature Preserve; Berkshire Yoga, Dance & Fitness; and Berkshire Salsa. Berkshire Concert Choir will be performing at
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 | Strike Averted: Hospital, Nurses Union Reach Agreement
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The registered nurses union and the hospital have tentatively settled on a contract, averting what would have been the second strike.
Bargaining for three consecutive days and stretching late into the night, Berkshire Medical Center and the local Massachusetts Nurses Association chapter settled on a
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 | Ready Set Learn Renovating St. Martin's Church Into Preschool
The interior is getting a full renovation.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Ready Set Learn is expanding after purchasing and renovating the former St. Martin's Episcopal Church on Dalton Avenue.
Owner Melissa Fawcett is moving the business from a residential home on Virginia Avenue to the former church in time for
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