Last week, the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced that the fall turkey hunting season in New York State would be shortened to a length of two weeks. This announcement has come on the heels of growing concerns about the...
What’s Going On In The Adirondacks This Weekend: July 31 – August 2
Looking for something fun to do this weekend? We've got you covered! Our roundup has outdoor events, festivals, workshops, and more for you to choose from.Ride for the River, photo provided...
Blaze Damages Two Lake Placid Buildings During Triathlon Weekend
On Saturday night, a fire broke out in a building in downtown Lake Placid, and it threatened one of the village's most popular events of the year.Photo Credit: Ironman Swim via photopin (license)...
$20M And A Name Change For Paul Smith’s College?
A small, private college tucked away in the northern Adirondacks has recently become the center of a big debate. On one side are those who believe a name can be purchased, and on the other are those who find it...
Common Ground Alliance Forum Unites Adirondack Stakeholders
It sounds like an impossible feat: getting environmental groups, landowners, local government and state representatives, and business interests to agree on anything, besides agreeing to disagree. Last week, though, the 9th Adirondack Common Ground Alliance Forum took place in Long...
Annual Car Show Returning To Ticonderoga
Are you a car fanatic? Whether you own a classic or cool ride or just enjoy looking at them, you'll be excited to learn that one of the region's best car shows is taking place in Ticonderoga next weekend!Photo Provided,...
What’s Going On In The Adirondacks This Weekend: July 24-26
Are you in need of weekend plans? Look no further! Our roundup has lots of sporting events, festivals, performances, workshops, and more for you to choose from.Photo provided by Gore Mountain...
Group Calling For Reintroduction Of Top Carnivores To Adirondacks
In the 19th century, unregulated hunting, the desire for pelts, and deforestation completely wiped out a number of species that were native to the Adirondacks. Some species, like beavers, have since repopulated the region with the help of public and...
New Cooperative Opening In Ticonderoga
The Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening Celebration this week for a brand new entity: The Ticonderoga Natural Foods Co-Op!...
Camping-Inspired Restaurant To Open In Hotel Saranac
Roedel Companies recently announced a new addition to its Hotel Saranac renovation project: a warm and welcoming dining experience that will appeal to both visitors and locals!...