Exploring Black history in the Adirondacks
Black history: from abolitionists to historic settlements, discover their resiliency and persistence in shaping the region's legacy.
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Updated: Capital region attorney died Saturday at Gore Mountain
By Times Union
Kevin Colwell, the founder and CEO of the Colwell Law Group in the Capital Region, was killed in a skiing incident this weekend.
How do Stewart’s ice cream flavors get their names?
By Times Union
Stewart’s rebrands Brownie Cookie Sundae as ‘Wolf Tracks’ to honor Albany’s FireWolves lacrosse team
First Brother: A secluded summit in Brant Lake
By Tim Rowland
Perfect for experienced hikers, this winter adventure to First Brother near Brant Lake features bushwhacking through Adirondack wilderness
Previously unknown historic shipwrecks found
5 takeaways from Lake Champlain Maritime Museum’s annual archeology conference
Adirondack Council faces turning point
New leadership, renewed vision for 2050 conservation vision
Impact of proposed tariffs: North Country businesses brace for uncertainty
Clinton County officials express concerns in tariffs, highlighting the uncertainty affecting local businesses and the regional economy.
6 cross-country ski trails to try this weekend
From scenic trails to expert-level routes, these six trails are perfect spots for your next winter weekend adventure.
Democrats Select Blake Gendebien as Candidate for NY-21: What’s Next?
By Times Union
Democrats select dairy farmer Blake Gendebien as their nominee for NY-21, even as the special election timeline remains uncertain due to Rep. Elise Stefanik's pending UN ambassador confirmation.
Revitalization of former Tupper Lake factory moves closer to reality
By James Odato
The long-vacant Oval Wood Dish factory in Tupper Lake is set for redevelopment with an additional $3 million state grant.