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 | New North Adams Walmart Opens on Wednesday
The new Walmart SuperCenter opens Wednesday morning in North Adams. A preview party was held Tuesday night.
Update: Opening day remarks and store hours added to the story.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Nearly 100 excited shoppers, employees and local leaders gathered around a stage set-up at the
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| Barrington Brewery: Come for the Beer, Stay for the Cake
Cheddar ale cheese soup starter at Barrington Brewery.
GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — What's better than chocolate cake?
For you, it might be a really good beer or a great sandwich, even a really fresh salad but for me, it's chocolate cake. So you should know, even if the rest of the menu at Barrington
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 | New Pittsfield Mountain Bike Shop Holds Grand Opening
Steffen Root opened Berkshire Bike and Board's second location last Wednesday and is holding a grand opening on Saturday.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Steffen Root doesn't just sell bicycles, he sells the sport of mountain biking.
Root is an avid mountain biker and when a new bike store
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 | Lanesborough Shed Explodes; Firefighters Prevent Forest Fire
A propane tank exploded inside the shed sparking the fire.
LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — A shed behind a Potter Mountain home exploded Friday afternoon and nearly spread to a full-blown brush fire.
According to the homeowner, who wished to remain anonymous, his wife heard a loud bang at
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 | Superior Court Briefs: April 29 - May 2
Cases heard before Judge Daniel Ford on Monday, April 29.
Justin Gaetani, 29, of Pittsfield had not guilty pleas entered on his behalf on 12 counts of illegal possession of a large capacity feeding device, three counts of improper storage of a large capacity firearm, two counts of illegal possession of an assault weapon, two counts of
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 | First Fridays Artswalk Preview for May 3
Come celebrate the one year anniversary of First Fridays Artswalk in Pittsfield's Upstreet Cultural District this Friday, featuring dozens of artists on display in over 20 locations, including restaurants, shops
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 | 'The Big Wedding': An Affair to Disremember
Popcorn Column
by Michael S. Goldberger
Lionsgate
'The Big Wedding' offers an old-school cast but a lackluster film.
Remember that time long ago at some cousin's wedding when your crazy Uncle Herb just stood up,
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 | State Auditor Tells Berkshire Supporters She'll Run Again
Auditor Suzanne Bump gathered supporters in the Berkshires on Thusday to tell them that she has every intention to run for re-election.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Suzanne Bump feels she has unfinished business in the auditor's office.
And while the election is still a year and a half
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 | The Independent Investor: Where Others Fear to Tread
In the wake of across-the-board government spending cuts, this month President Obama proposed a new R&D initiative aimed at mapping the brain. Critics immediately balked over the $100 million price tag, but those protests may be pennywise but pound foolish given some of the breakthroughs government has achieved in the past.
The BRAIN
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