Current News

Kelly’s Angels, the charity that supports children who have lost a parent or caregiver, has expanded its scholarship program to include Lake George and Mechanicville, founder Mark Mulholland has announced. The organization will award two Lake ... Read More

Few artists of his stature are as elusive as Edgar Degas. To be sure, his dancers, jockeys and horses, portraits and nudes are ubiquitous – but what do they signify? No one knows. If that question interests you, you would do well to visit “Edgar ... Read More

“Watch in Horror as, before your very eyes, the Summer People become… People of the Fall,” inks cartoonist Roz Chast, as zombie-like individuals clad in tartan and corduroy mutter things like “Foliage! Must see foliage!” or “Must pick own ... Read More

The long-term viability of the Adirondack Park requires not only that we make affordable and accessible housing available, but that we pursue it collectively, as a region, one composed of multiple communities with diverging needs, as part of a ... Read More

This fall, the Bolton Volunteer Fire Department became the first fire department of its kind to be authorized by New York State to administer Narcan, the nasal spray that reverses the effects of an opioid overdose. “Eleven members of the department ... Read More

Hydro dams within the Adirondacks generate four times more electricity than in-park homes and businesses could ever consume – in fact, enough power to illuminate much of upstate New York. But almost none of that energy has been available locally. ... Read More

“Winter Realms,” one of two new attractions coming to Lake George in 2024, will open Friday, Nov. 24, 2023, the same weekend that Lake George celebrates “Lite Up the Village.” The new attraction was developed by the creative entrepreneurs who ... Read More

Bolstering Lake George High School’s inter-disciplinary curriculum, a Music & Technology program was introduced to the high school in November, courtesy of The Park Theater Foundation. According to Chris Ristau, the executive director of the ... Read More

To protect a stream, the entire stream corridor, perhaps the entire watershed, should be protected, says Paul Bell, the new president of the Lake George Land Conservancy’s Board of Directors. “The water quality in a part of a stream that runs ... Read More

The Conkling Center, the Glens Falls-based non-profit provider of services to the area’s senior citizens, is the beneficiary of this year’s Bolton Landing Holiday House Tour, to be held December 2. The designation is an opportunity to direct some ... Read More