(Sep 4, 2026) We visit the Evans Mills Raceway in Jefferson County ahead of big races this weekend; we tag along with kids at the Little River Community school outside Canton, as they paint local wildlife for nature trail signs; John Warren checks on Adirondack trail conditions for this first weekend in September; and we have a preview of the Northern Current Music Festival in Saranac Lake this weekend.
(Sep 3, 2026) Immigration arrests surged across New York State last month after ICE conducted what it calls "Operation Rotten Apple"; we tag along with a professional 'treetop rescuer' in the Southern Adirondacks; and Kitty O’Neil joins us for a conversation about what’s going on on North Country farms this month.
(Sep 3, 2026) Millions of people come to the Adirondacks seeking an outdoor experience. We climb into the treetops at a high ropes adventure course in Bolton Landing, where a guide has been keeping people safe for decades. Also: Immigration arrests surged across New York State last month after ICE conducted what it calls "Operation Rotten Apple."
(Sep 3, 2026) Former CEO Justin Ihne, former COO Kristin Tate, and former Bright Beginnings director Lynne Boyd all face multiple counts of child endangerment.
(Sep 2, 2026) Even though New York is barring local police from collaborating with ICE, other programs, especially here along the northern border, encourage local police and federal border agents to work together; we meet a crossing guard in Canton who delights kids with her fun chatter and collection of funny hats; and Chef Curtiss Hemm of the Carriage House Cooking School joins us for a discussion about cookbooks.
(Sep 2, 2026) This year, Jefferson, St. Lawrence, Franklin, and Clinton counties, and the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe, got a collective $1.23 million to participate in Operation Stonegarden.