About Us

The History: The Berkshire Record was founded in 1989 by Limestone Enterprises to serve the residents and non-residents of Berkshire County local weekly news and other Berkshire, Massachusetts information. Over the last 18 years, the Record has won many statewide awards for journalism, news, photos, illustrations, humor, sports and first amendment writing. And as the paper has continued to grow in circulation and popularity, the Record has become the trusted voice of Berkshire County.

The Record Today: Covering several hill towns including New Marlborough, Southfield, Otis, Mill River, Great Barrington, Lee, Lenox, North and South Egremont, Sheffield, Stockbridge and West Stockbridge, the Record has won several local and state awards for its features, news, illustrations, sports and editorial writing. Focused on the local community, the Berkshire Record (after incorporating the Berkshire Courier five years ago) is now the oldest weekly newspaper in Berkshire County. The Record also publishes a monthly real estate guide - Berkshire Real Estate Guide (www.BerkshireRealEstateGuide.net), as well as several monthly, bi-monthly and quarterly guides and industry pubs.

The Record's Website: Although the BerkshireRecord.net website features some of the printed newspaper's top stories, features and other copyright protected news and information, there are many elements of the paper that are not published on the web. To get ALL the news and local info from the Berkshires, subscribe to the Record today.

Physical Address: Berkshire Record 21 Elm Street. Great Barrington, MA  01230 To start your subscription today, email- subscriptions@berkshirerecord.net