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1Berkshire is accepting applications through Feb. 11 for the 2022-2023 round of its Youth Leadership Program. High school sophomores can apply.
A warmer and wetter climate will mean more severe storms, less snow and worse heat waves in Berkshire County. Changes may alter the forest ecosystems that not only provide clean air and water but bring tourists.
A Berkshire County regional housing agenda will be released in early 2022. 1Berkshire, the Berkshire Regional Planning Commission and other groups have worked on the document over the past year.
Passenger rail service between Berkshire County and New York City could begin in summer 2022, as long as the company that owns part of the tracks agrees to allow Amtrak to operate service on those tracks.
A study by the 1Berkshire economic development organization shows a sharp drop in the typical age of tourists and a dramatic increase in their favored activity: Outdoor recreation.
During its annual meeting Thursday, 1Berkshire named several new board members, heard a review about the past year, and took a look ahead at the year to come.
The big new law allocates $2 million to the region, with efforts to address housing gaps and poverty leading the list of priorities.
1Berkshire, Old Mill Road Media and CozQuest have teamed up to present a county-wide Local Business Treasure Hunt from Nov. 27 to Dec. 31.
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Berkshire Community College will present a Tech Impact Forum titled "Electrifying Transportation," an online talk with Toyota's Hydrogen Fuel Cell and Electrified Vehicle heads, at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 16, via Zoom.
Berkshire County’s tourist attractions have begun to see younger visitors, more year-round traffic, more digital guests and more interest in outdoor recreation.
