Ed Neumuth, a former veterinarian, passionate birder, and Sweetwood resident spoke with The Greylock Echo about his life experiences. Echo: Where did you grow up, and what was your childhood like? Ed...

Echo: Can you tell me a little bit about what brought you to Greylock? Dr. Adam Morse: Greylock specifically has a very good reputation as a school and as a school district. I’ve taught social studies...

Echo: Why did you choose Mount Greylock? Katherine McDonough: I have lived in Williamstown for five years, and I know that I’m really passionate about education. I worked at the elementary school for...

It’s always a nice surprise to hear live music playing in the foyer when the bell rings for break, but have you ever wondered who some of these talented performers are? Well, one of these ensembles call...

When you walked into the auditorium on February 26-28, you were greeted by the beautiful scene of the Into the Woods set. The cleverly designed building included Cinderella's bedroom, Jack and his mother’s...

As April break is finally approaching, and with the week free of schoolwork, deciding how to spend your time might feel daunting. If this sounds familiar, here are some worthwhile ways to successfully...

Senior class member, Roman Nixon, is creating a video game for his senior project, combining in-school and independent work to bring his ideas to life. For Nixon though, this project is more than just...

I think most of us can relate to struggling to get through bone-chilling, cold, New England winters. With temperatures reaching the negatives nearly every day in the months of January and February,...

Will Svrluga, a senior at Mount Greylock Regional High School, spoke with The Greylock Echo about his recent trip to Argentina. Echo: Where in Argentina did you go? Svrluga: I went to La Cumbre,...

The bell rings, dismissing class. The halls slowly fill with students. Some meander alongside their friends while some walk quickly. Others even run to their next class.  But what makes this all go...

Francis Oakley was the former president of Williams College, and the former director of The Clark Art Institute. The Echo interviewed him as part of our Meet Your Neighbor column where we talk with residents...