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 | B&B Micro Manufacturing Plans Move to Adams
The tiny home builders with Attorney General Maura Healey during a tour of their products at the Windsor Mill in 2017.
ADAMS, Mass. — B&B Micro Manufacturing got its start in a garage on Old Columbia Street. Now its returning after a stint in North Adams to take over the Brown Packaging building and add at least 16
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 | MCLA Picks Winners of Third Entrepreneurship Challenge
The Whet Towel was the winning idea in this year's challenge.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — There were three finalists for the third annual Innovation and Entrepreneurial Challenge on Wednesday night. They were different yet had one thing in common: being eco-friendly or at least all-natural.
But it
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 | Ruef, Wade Pitch MCLA Past Fitchburg State
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- The MCLA baseball team used a six-run second inning and held off the visiting Fitchburg State University Falcons, 7-5, Wednesday afternoon in MASCAC action at Joe Wolfe Field.
The Trailblazers (9-18) are now 3-9 in the conference. The Falcons (19-7) dip to 9-3 overall in the league. The Falcons
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 | Career Fair Draws 150 Job Seekers to Taconic High School
Attendance at the longstanding annual event tends to ebb and flow based on the labor market trends at the time.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Some 150 or so job seekers made their way to the newly built Taconic High School on Wednesday for 1Berkshire's annual career fair.
The event drew 73 exhibitors to talk
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 | Berkshires Beat: Humane Society Hosts Annual Humane Race
Animal action
Berkshire Humane Society's 17th annual Humane Race – a timed 5K run and 1-mile fun walk benefitting homeless animals – will be hosted for the second year by the city of North Adams on Saturday, April 27. Participants are invited to run and walk with or without a leashed canine companion. Proceeds benefit
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 | Earth Day Offers Valuable Lessons to Investors
On April 22, millions of people will observe Earth Day by participating in events that support environmental protection. As a citizen, you may want to take part in a local celebration. And as an investor, you can learn a few lessons from the themes of Earth Day.
Here are a few of them:
Avoid a toxic investment environment. A recurring
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 | BCC Suspends Nursing Program For One Year
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Community College is suspending its nursing program for a year.
The decision is another blow — hopefully a short-term one — to nursing education in the region following the impending closure of Southern Vermont College. The associate's degree program will go on hiatus for
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 | MCLA Tennis Team Edges Lyndon State
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- Mohamed Mahrous won a third set tiebreak to lift the MCLA mixed tennis team to a hard fought 5-4 non conference win over Northern Vermont University-Lyndon Tuesday afternoon at the Zavattaro Athletics Complex.
After doubles play, MCLA (5-4) led 2-1, but the Hornets (0-9) made the Trailblazers work for
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 | Clarksburg Board Nixes Request for Full-Time Police Officer
The board also discussed whether a second officer was needed.
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — The Select Board last week felt it couldn't recommend the hiring of a second full-time police officer.
Police Chief Michael Williams had pitched the idea back in February as the town was beginning to prepare
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