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The Newspaper & Press Association’s 2024 Better Newspaper Competition is New England’s largest and most comprehensive journalism contest. The Eagle’s General Excellence award was a measure of all aspects of

Kasey Meehan, the Freedom to Read program director at PEN America, appeared on the Eagle Reels vodcast to discuss the latest movement to ban books and Berkshire County’s own case

Reporters, editors and photographers opened up their notebooks to give readers a taste of the stories well be keeping an eye on and hope to chase down in 2024.

To add other stories to our education is laudable and necessary; to eliminate our origin story and the stories of our founders makes us vulnerable to those who want to

For New England Newspaper of the Year, The Berkshire Eagle was deemed the best weekday paper its size by the New England Newspaper & Press Association.

To the editor: In her otherwise excellent article on Ryan Salame ("Who is cryptocurrency exec Ryan Salame?," Eagle, Dec. 17), Heather Bellow notes only that Salame "was one of the

In their own words, leaders of faith communities in the Berkshires describe the messages they share at this time of year – of “healing the world from the bottom up,”

To the editor: The winds of education reform blew in a very different direction in 1962 when I began my sophomore year at Mount Greylock Regional School.

Reporters for The Eagle fanned out this week to ask residents of Berkshire County to describe how they are managing through the worst inflationary time in decades. People spoke of

The most pernicious thing about systemic racism is that it’s so deeply woven into institutions many of us take for granted, it’s practically hiding in plain sight.