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From Girl Scouts selling cookies to kids trading Pokemon cards, it’s clear that the entrepreneurial spirit starts young. While it may be too early for them to be founding their

BEAVER FALLS — Dorothy, Toto, the Tin Man, Scarecrow and Cowardly Lion will once again go down the Yellow Brick Road to the Beaver River Central School.

Arsh Pal had bold ambitions when he started selling his artwork at age 8: He wanted to raise $1,000 for charity.

Halloween Towne was back in Lowville on Saturday after a two-year pause with local organizations and businesses hosting trick-or-treating, haunted houses, games, face painting and many more pockets of fun

WATERTOWN — Be prepared for the Salmon Run Mall to be visited by ghouls and goblins this weekend.

Fright Night marks the start of the Halloween holiday season in Potsdam.

OSWEGO — The grand opening of the city’s new $500,000, 8,000-square-foot skatepark on Oct. 15 had not only an air of celebration about it but also an air of vindication.

Have no fear, these kid-friendly shows are the perfect way to set the Halloween mood and are available to watch for free now on Kidoodle.TV....

DICKINSON — A north country author has been awarded a Moonbeam Children’s Book Award for his serial novels based on real-life experiences with wild animals.

The fifth grade class at Ohio school, taught by Vera Shelton, present a weather display under the leadership of Arlene Funnell, a cadet teacher from the Oswego State College of