In rural Northern New York, drag culture breaks down barriers
Performers defy small-town stereotypes, blend artistry, resilience and community one show at a time
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Alice Paden Green’s civil rights legacy lives on in the Adirondacks
Third annual Essex gathering honors late activist, furthers conversations about regional racism one year after her death
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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
LGBTQ activist resigns from nonprofit she co-founded after nearly 10 years as leader
Executive director Kelly Metzgar steps down following an internal board conflict over Tri-Lakes Pride event
Celebrating Juneteenth: Remembering a path to freedom
Underground Railroad Museum plans tour of historic sites in Champlain Valley
Adirondack leaders blaze trails for new generations
Meet 4 people working to diversify the outdoors experience
Adirondack hill renamed to honor 19th century Black settlers
Murry family members travel to take part in the renaming of Franklin County landmark once known by racial slur
‘We’re here to listen’: Adirondack nonprofit records federal policy impacts
John Brown Lives! documents how federal policy changes are affecting those who live in the North Country
Listening to the Adirondacks
Adirondack residents reflect on belonging, bias and what it means to feel welcome at recent listening sessions
Pride and prejudice in a small Adirondack town
How Lake Luzerne’s drag queen controversy sparked change, as the community works to heal divides from 2 years ago