Restored MacNaughton Cottage at Upper Works welcomes High Peaks visitors
By Tim Rowland
After nearly 200 years and multiple abandonments, historic cottage gets new life
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Brant Lake residents seek to curb glamping development
By James Odato
Planned luxury camping meets resistance, spurs updates to zoning regulations in town of Horicon
Art and activism: portraits of ‘truth tellers’ arrive to Lake Placid
Robert Shetterly's “Americans Who Tell the Truth" paintings take center stage at John Brown Farm
Keeping the dream afloat on Lake George
By Holly Riddle
The family legacy behind Lake George Steamboat Co., created in 1817, that has survived changes in modern times
4 things to know about the Adirondacks’ fight for their fair share
Explorer panelists say grant formulas often miss the mark for rural areas — but new efforts are underway to bridge the gap.
In Blue Mountain Lake, a divide around a 6,000-square-foot home
By Tim Rowland
Zoning board approves building controversial vacation home on historic shoreline
Billy Jones announces resignation from 115th district seat
North Country lawmaker to step down after 9 years in office
Canadian border crossings drop 21% as broader tariff concerns mount
By Times Union
The steep decline represents a drop from 1.75 million crossings in June 2024 to 1.4 million this year
New York electric school bus mandate unaffordable, illogical, say rural Adirondack districts
Superintendents cite charging infrastructure gaps, long routes and high costs as barriers to compliance
Septic rebate program expansion: What it means for Adirondack homeowners
Septic rebate eligibility expanded to 100+ priority Adirondack rivers and lakes