(Jun 23, 2025) It's now in the former Potter's Resort on Blue Mountain Lake, and the move opens a lot of new doors for the mainstay arts organization.

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(Jun 23, 2025) Triple Green Jade Farm is taking a different approach to succession planning.

(Jun 21, 2025) Curator Marina Loew says she hopes visitors learn to see art as more than a beautiful sculpture or painting on the wall.

(Jun 20, 2025) Plattsburgh officials are again calling on the federal government to address failing infrastructure at the former Air Force Base; Glens Falls’ mayoral race will be decided on the June 24 primaries; NY Senator Kirsten Gillibrand says President Trump should pursue diplomacy, not war, in the Israel and Iran conflict; Assemblyman Robert Smullen says he's considering a run for NY-21 if Elise Stefanik runs for Governor; Indian Lake will be celebrating monarch butterflies this weekend; and, a preview of the EP of ‘The North Country's Premier Post-Outlaw Country Band.’

(Jun 20, 2025) The latest sunset will be on June 26th. Warm and humid conditions will continue through the weekend. High Peaks Summits reaching 75 degrees on Monday.

(Jun 20, 2025) The historic playhouse is renovating and adding to the former A&P building in Saranac Lake, which will allow them to host bigger productions.

(Jun 20, 2025) Officials in Plattsburgh are again calling on the federal government to take action on failing infrastructure at the former Air Force Base there. They say the costs and stakes are rising. Also: The race for mayor of Glens Falls will be settled in a Democratic primary on Tuesday. We have a profile of the candidates.

(Jun 19, 2025) The Ottawa Jazz Festival kicks off Friday and runs for ten days through June 29 with dozens of concerts in Canada's capital.

(Jun 19, 2025) Eight candidates are vying for two spots on Watertown's city council, and many say they're running because they're tired of infighting within local government there; state lawmakers have left Albany after shelving environmental bills that faced pushback from big corporations and watering down consumer protection legislation; and we preview the 45th edition of the Ottawa Jazz Festival, which kicks off tomorrow and runs through Sunday, June 29.