(Mar 20, 2026) The Norwood-Norfolk graduate's recent book is called "Tough as a Mother."

(Mar 20, 2026) At a heated school board meeting, investigation findings about student treatment did not satisfy many community members, and the district's interim superintendent has resigned after just two months on the job.

(Mar 20, 2026) It’s been almost four months since the use of wooden ‘timeout boxes’ was discovered in the Salmon River Central School District in Franklin County. Community outrage came to a boiling point at recent board meeting. Also, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul says the state is working to help the company that runs the hospitals in Ogdensburg and Carthage. And, we'll preview the Festival of the Local underway in Saranac Lake! Dozens of bands from the Tri-Lakes, Plattsburgh, North Creek and beyond are doing shows every day through the end of the month at the Waterhole Music Lounge.

(Mar 19, 2026) Thousands of people are expected in Lake Placid this weekend for the World Cup finals for cross-country skiing. We get an update on how the venue is making sure there's enough good-quality snow for the races. Also: Saranac Lake elected its first female mayor yesterday in a landslide election for Democrats.

(Mar 19, 2026) Governor Kathy Hochul said Wednesday the state is intervening in the financial crisis at North Star Health Alliance, which runs the hospitals in Ogdensburg and Carthage.

(Mar 19, 2026) The North Country Children's Museum in Potsdam has doubled in size now that a $4 million renovation is complete.

(Mar 19, 2026) Scott Ireland of Schroon Lake works for Bruker Biospin, a German company that sells scientific and medical instruments.

(Mar 19, 2026) State officials and environmentalists say battery storage sites are key to stabilizing NY's energy grid. Now, ADK towns are debating whether they belong in the park.

(Mar 19, 2026) New York State needs more power. Some developers want to build battery storage sites in the Adirondacks, but they're facing pushback. Plus, today's North Country at Work story is about a common profession - sales - and a salesman in Schroon Lake who's selling something pretty uncommon — medical devices for mice and rats. And, local kiddos have a new space to play and learn about the North Country. The Children's Museum in Potsdam recently added a whole new floor. We check out the new interactive activities about daily Amish life, Akwesasne Mohawk music, and community theater.

(Mar 18, 2026) The festival runs for the next three Saturdays, with music, food, and drink.