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Warrensburg students win "Enivrothon," heading to state game

Adirondack Winery raises more than $16,500 for Making Strides

QUEENSBURY, N.Y. Adirondack Winery recently announced another successful year of their Drink Pink breast cancer awareness fundraiser. As a result of the campaign, Adirondack Winery raised more than $16,500 for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of the Adirondacks thanks to the support of its customers, staff, friends, family and other local businesses. According to […]

Adirondack Winery raises more than $16,500 for Making Strides

Strange Love: These Are Upstate NY's Most Unique Wedding Venues

Tying the knot in Upstate New York and wanting something different? How about a steamboat, historic casino, underground, a tiny chapel, or via Elvis?

Strange Love: These Are Upstate NY's Most Unique Wedding Venues

Tying the knot in Upstate New York and wanting something different? How about a steamboat, historic casino, underground, a tiny chapel, or via Elvis?

Strange Love: These Are Upstate NY's Most Unique Wedding Venues

Tying the knot in Upstate New York and wanting something different? How about a steamboat, historic casino, underground, a tiny chapel, or via Elvis?

Festivals, fairs near Albany, Saratoga, Schenectady and Troy`

More than 20 spring and summer festivals have been announced so far. 

Lake George: Breathtaking views, adventure and arts and culture await visitors

Tomorrow s installment features Rehoboth, Bethany and Dewey Beaches

First time visiting the Adirondacks? What to experience in this famous New York state park

Documentary outlining Charles Evans Hughes's Adirondack connections set to premiere

GLENS FALLS — A documentary on the life of Charles Evans Hughes — the Glens Falls native who went on to serve as governor of New York before being named to the U.S. Supreme Court, only to resign and run for president — is set to premiere next month. Tickets for the virtual premiere of “My Native Air: Charles Evans Hughes and the Adirondacks” are currently on sale through the Charles R. Wood Theater. Proceeds from the event will benefit the theater and the Glens Falls Arts District, which have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. Maury Thompson, a former Post-Star reporter who led the project, said the film was originally slated to premiere at the Wood Theater, but the pandemic forced a change.