Michael Ringer News Today

Did you ever wonder what leads people to be out on the river in freezing weather, their line freezing to the guides of the rod, unable to get warm while standing in a cold boat or wading the shallows, and not getting a bite for hours? Neither have I. Let’s go steelhead fishing! Visualize a […]

Make your holiday shopping safer and helpful to your community by patronizing small local merchants. I have always stressed shopping locally whenever possible. Local merchants and craftsmen are the ones who support our community and deserve your support, especially at this time of year. Shop at your local sport shop, marina, archery shop, gun shop, […]

THOUSAND ISLAND PARK — You won’t ever find a dollar store in this hamlet on Wellesley Island, but a dollar could give you a rich history lesson on what makes

ALEXANDRIA BAY — The work of a Carthage Central School District art teacher along with pieces by a retired teacher will be featured in the 23rd Annual Artists on the

ALEXANDRIA BAY — The 26th annual Artists on the River Open Studio Tour is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 29 and July 30 at the studios of the

One hundred B.C. sheriffs received the most prestigious national decoration for their profession this past weekend including five from Prince George.

With the busy summer tourism season winding down, businesses and tourist attraction operators are optimistic that the local industry is back to normal and that the COVID-19 pandemic is finally

CLAYTON — The Thousand Islands Arts Center has announced winners of its summer’s “Along the River’s Edge” art exhibition and sale.

CLAYTON — The Thousand Islands Arts Center (TIAC), Home of the Handweaving Museum, announces the opening of Along the River’s Edge (ATRE), a juried art exhibition and sale that showcases

ALEXANDRIA BAY — Artists on Dingman Point just outside this village will display their art, from watercolors to jewelry, at the 25th annual Artists on the River Open Studio Tour