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At a free, public conversation on May 10 with Boston Globe columnist Renée Loth at Shakespeare & Company in Lenox, Osnos will discuss his on-the-ground findings about the plight of everyday Americans in a time of pandemic, political turmoil and the pursuit of racial justice.
The Berkshires recently lost two remarkable men, Dick Lipez and Ken Keehnle. While vastly different in style and substance, both shared their interesting points of view with a wide circle of people through their columns in the Berkshire Sampler.
LENOX — The Golden Hawks spent a fair share of Friday's game at the charity stripe.
A letter from The Berkshire Eagle's publisher: "From the press room to the board room, I wish to thank you for your loyal support during a momentous year."
The Nov. 11, 1918, Berkshire Eagle proclaimed, "GERMANY SURRENDERS," signaling to the citizens of the Berkshires that the armistice had been signed and World War I had ended. In honor of Veteran's Day, we look back at how The Eagle covered the day WWI ended.
For the fourth year in a row, The Berkshire Eagle has won a New England Newspaper & Press Association Newspaper of the Year award for its …
Several former and current Eagle staffers who were on duty Sept. 11, 2001, tell their stories of that day in their own words.
Later this fall, The Eagle’s new Magnum press will be up and running. It’s the newest in a long line of printing presses that have spanned a 242-year publishing history. Today, we look back on these workhorses of journalism and visit with the folks who keep the presses rolling.
The Goss Urbanite press that has printed every edition of The Berkshire Eagle for nearly 32 years was retired after printing the Saturday, Sep…
This roof-mounted system makes transporting lightweight road bikes a breeze.
