HUDSON — The city was placed on the federal Department of Homeland Security’s list of sanctuary municipalities deemed by the department to be violating federal immigration law. Read MoreCity of Hudson on DHS sanctuary city list
ATHENS — Renovations on D.R. Evarts Library to improve accessibility are nearly complete, and finishing touches will be put completed within the next few weeks. Read MoreAthens library gearing up for June reopening
The Amsterdam Mohawks defeated the Mohawk Valley Diamond Dawgs 10-3 Friday night to improve to 2-0 in the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League. Read MoreAmsterdam Mohawks improve to 2-0
In a season full of games in which the Ichabod Crane baseball team fought to the seventh inning, the Riders’ season ended Thursday with a runner on first base in a 4-2 loss to Colonial Council rival La Salle in the Section 2 Class A championship at Joseph L. Bruno Stadium. Read MoreIchabod Crane baseball’s year of comebacks ends in Section 2 Class A title loss
The overhang at Hartland in Leeds pulled down by first responders after a pickup truck drove into the building Monday afternoon. Read MoreVideo: Leeds truck crash response
ALBANY - Classically trained harpist Mikaela Davis typically plays with her backing band Southern Star. The Catskill-based performer also collaborates with Circles Around the Sun, appearing with the Los Angeles hippie-groove band during a sold-out show at Albany’s Lark Hall earlier this year. Read MoreCatskill-based harpist Mikaela Davis kicks off solo tour in Albany — Upstate Beat
ATHENS - Athens Pride has announced its sixth annual flag raising and gathering to take place Sunday, June 1, at 5 pm at Athens Riverfront Park at the base of Second Street. Come show pride and solidarity. Read MoreAthens Pride flag raising on Sunday
The God of all creation has shown us financial favor beyond what was our reasonable expectation. “A righteous man regards the life of his animal,” said King Solomon, and will be blessed. Read MoreSoft Paws: a $500,000 grant
KINGSTON — On Sunday, June 8, the NYC-based musical duo Charming Disaster will perform their dark gothic folk at Unicorn Bar, 224 Foxhall Ave, Kingston. Doors open at 7 p.m.; the show begins at 7:30 p.m. Advance tickets are $15 at unicornkingston.com, or $20 at the door. Read MoreDark gothic folk comes to Kingston
HUDSON — The Columbia County Chamber of Commerce celebrated the 30th anniversary of Todd Farrell’s Car Care Center on Monday, May 5, at their shop located at 2–10 Worth Ave., in Hudson. Both Todd and Amy Farrell shared heartfelt words, honoring the dedicated team of family, friends and the t… Read MoreTodd Farrell’s Car Care Center celebrates 30 years
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When it comes to defrauding the elderly, you’d have to imagine there are already significant protections in place to prevent that crime and to punish those who prey on vulnerable senior citizens. Read MoreEDITORIAL: Seniors need more protection from fraud
Here in Columbia and Greene Counties, we are experiencing all signs of spring and summer — warmer weather, a steady increase in weekend visitors, and greener grasses and budding plants. Althou… Read MoreFor Your Health: tick-borne disease
Betty Mason Betty Mason, 83, ed away peacefully on Sunday, May 25th, at Ghent Rehabilitation and Nursing Home Ghent, surrounded by her family. Read MoreBetty Mason
Raymond "Ray" H. Nunn Westerlo - Raymond "Ray" H. Nunn ed away unexpectedly on May 28, 2025, at his home in Westerlo, NY. He was 87. Read MoreRaymond “Ray” H. Nunn
Hazel E. Wegman Hazel was born in Hudson NY, and lived most of her life in Claverack NY. Hazel moved to Leesburg, Florida in 2004 and ed away at her granddaughters home in Eustis FL at 7:5… Read MoreHazel E. Wegman
