Conway News

The Equalites have shaken the derrieres of Valley audiences for more than two decades now, and continue to live out a history that's been written in clubs and studios from Cambridge to Conway to Kingston, Jamaica, with frequent summer stops on Cape Cod .

The 2010 calendar that Hospice of Frankin County is selling is different from most of the other calendars circulating this time of the year.

Conway dairy farmer John Wholey, in his cow barn. The pitch-black darkness is as thick as the mud along Wholey Road as Conway dairy farmer John Wholey starts up his Massey Ferguson tractor and heads a few hundred feet downhill from his house to the cow barn.

The pending sale of the former Deerfield's Yellow Gabled Bed and Breakfast is still pending.

Western Massachusetts is the mecca for fall foliage lovers during Columbus Day weekend.

If you're planning on checking out the fall foliage this long holiday weekend there are some places you can go to find some of the best color.

Tom Ricardi, bottom right, releases a 14-pound female bald eagle that he raised from an egg laid by a pair of bald eagles in April that he cares for at his raptor rehabilitation center in Conway.

For nearly 50 years the hills of Conway have been coming alive with the annual Festival of the Hills, an annual fall festival that has been recognized as a Library of Congress "Local Legacy" in Western Massachusetts.

A 77-year-old woman is in critical condition following a head-on collision at about 2:10 p.m., Sunday on Whately Road.

"I offered him my mooring," Conway said yesterday. "He and his wife Betsy came up and stayed with us.

The rope on the flagpole at Federal Street School in Greenfield was rotten. It didn't really matter, because there has not been a flag there to be raised for quite some time.

They're walking to find a cure. 22News has been keeping an eye on Hampshire County's Relay for Life.

What you see is what you get. That's about the status of anadromous-fish passage here in the Happy Valley.

Local public school officials have many concerns about brewing legislation that would allow state bureaucrats to restructure school districts.

Franklin County Technical School's electrical students install the first of nine panels for a 2 kilowatt photovoltaic array that will track the sun, offset power requirements for the school's greenhouse, and provide a stream of data for students to study in the school's solar training program throughout each year.