Mill Towns News Today

Up had a Labour Chancellor Stand Up and set out their party for government in ia years. They have been in opposition. They have been in opposition. They have felt the frustration of not being able to enact the policies they want to, now it is the chance for labour and the chancellor to set out their vision for the country. When it comes to anything in politics, and there is a recognition of this in the party, they are talking about what they have donein talking about what they have done in gover...

In the heart of Saxonville, a sprawling mill complex has taken on new life

From housing to event space, retail, and art studios, these former textile mills are full of activity and creativity

Residents say the years of work taken to revive the city, while preserving its history, have paid off.

Berkshire Community College is observing Black History Month with a curated library selection, focused coursework and a comedic performance.

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — In honor of Black History Month, the Jonathan Edwards Library at Berkshire Community College (BCC) has selected 70 print books from its collection and put them on display...

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Eversource is seeking federal funds to develop Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) in the city. The clean energy system is also referred to as "smart...

Ted Reinstein stops by Millis, Massachusetts to explore the historic Niagara Fire House and a wine shop where you can find a perfect bottle of wine to pair with anything from fine dining to "ketchup smothered foods"

AllOnGeorgia GNTC assistant dean earns Georgia Author of the Year nomination The book looks at mill towns in Bartow, Chattooga, Cherokee, Cobb, Douglas, Floyd, Gordon, Hall, Polk, Walker and Whitfield counties as well as the rise and fall of what she calls the “Mill Village Era.” This is the third book on north Georgia history Russell has written and says this one is her favorite. May 20, 2021 Lisa Russell, assistant dean of Dual Enrollment at Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC), ...

Read Article Joseph A. Conforti has been helping us understand Maine for quite some time. He arrived in 1987 to establish an American and New England Studies Program at USM that trained educators and historians. Imagining New England: Explorations of Regional Identity, did what the subtitle says. Conforti edited the best book on our metropolis, Creating Portland, but still can’t fully explain why there’s no great Portland novel. His new book, Hidden Places: Maine Writers on Coastal Village...