Lenox Town News Today

At a recent gathering of 911-EMS providers and town leaders, state Rep. “Smitty” Pignatelli called for priority solutions to the crisis gripping first-responder organizations.

Marybeth Mitts, a workforce housing advocate, is running as an independent candidate to represent the 18 towns in the 3rd Berkshire District.

State Sen. Paul Mark and Director of Rural Affairs Anne Gobi traipsed throughout Western Massachusetts. During a stop in North Adams, they addressed pressing questions for rural communities.

Berkshire International Film Festival will be held this June, with a lineup that includes 28 documentaries, 28 narrative features, 18 short films and a number of big names in the

LENOX, Mass. — Decrepit buildings, deteriorating roads, swelling budgets, few staff and dwindling resources.    These and other issues challenging rural communities were...

LENOX, Mass. — Nomination papers for the following elected offices in the Town of Lenox are available in the Town Clerk's office.   (1) Moderator for one year (John McNinch...

“Once in a lifetime.” That’s how the man leading an effort to fix an historic venue in Pittsfield views his team’s mission. And now, it’s a mission with a hefty

High school seniors and postgraduates who are residents of Lenox are invited to apply for the Lenox Town Scholarship. Application deadline is April 13.

High school seniors and postgraduates who are residents of Lenox are invited to apply for the Lenox Town Scholarship. The application deadline is April 16.

LEE — The world’s largest coffee house chain is coming to Lee. The Lee Planning Board on Monday night unanimously approved a Boston-area developer’s plans to put a Starbucks in the former Friendly’s restaurant on Housatonic Street. The highly visible location is just off an exit of the Massachusetts Turnpike. Meanwhile, the board voted 5-0 to accept for further review the site plan for a recreational marijuana store at what is now the Cork N’ Hearth restaurant on Route ...