The FIS Cross-Country World Cup event happening through Sunday at Mount Van Hoevenberg has drawn thousands of ticketholders ...

Sunlight washes through the dry, leafless trees as I hike into Wilderness. No patches of snow on the ground. That’s a relief. Usually there is still snow betwee ...

Residents came out for meetings in Northville and Bloomingdale to speak out against projects planned for those towns.

A coalition of scholars, advocates and organizations launched John Brown America250, an initiative to reexamine the historical record.

While gardening can be much more leisurely, vegetable farming requires intensive cultivation in order to meet wholesale quotas.

The closures are effective immediately, due to spring thaw in much of the Adirondacks. The roads reopen once they are dry enough to handle motor vehicles.

APA approved a solar project on a closed Queensbury landfill in neighborhood with contaminated drinking water.

The Gold Ribbed Hare’s Ear (GRHE) fly pattern is one of the most popular and versatile fishing flies ever produced ...

Black Pond, part of Paul Smith's College's Visitor Information Center trail system, is a great outing any time of the year.

Gary Lee shares photos of his trip to Yellowstone and shares a weather update as mud season begins in the Adirondacks.

The Paul Smith's College men's nordic ski team won the national championship and the women's team took the runner-up.

As part of its 20th anniversary season, Songs at Mirror Lake is hosting a music festival as well as live music every Tuesday ...