SARANAC LAKE — Pendragon Theatre has started its expansion and move to its new location on 56 Woodruff St. “It’s official! The old A&P/Newman & Holmes building is ours! Be on the lookout for more exciting happenings at both DOWNTOWN PENDRAGON and our beloved Brandy Brook ...

LAKE PLACID — The names of 12 to 15 people chosen to serve on a Main Street reconstruction task force are set to be announced at the next village board meeting on Sept. 3. The announcement will come more than 10 months after Lake Placid Mayor Craig Randall asked trustees to recommend ...

The state and Adirondack Council have asked the federal government to reject a request to further delay having the railroad line to Tahawus declared abandoned. New York state wants the stretch of rails between North Creek and the former mines in Tahawus considered abandoned because of a ...

SARANAC LAKE — Books up to hundreds of years old are rejuvenated and having their lifespans doubled in the cozy office in Anastasia Osolin’s home. In the outskirts of the desk lamps above her bench, worn books sit in wait for Osolin — a local artist who makes "assemblages" with old ...

GABRIELS — At a time when labor, especially manual labor, is hard to come by for North Country employers, some are able to fill their needs with people from other countries on labor visas. For farms, that is the H-2A agricultural visa. At the Childstock Farm fields in Gabriels, H-2A ...

SARANAC LAKE — Two Edward Jones financial advisors in this village are supporting a school supply donation campaign by using their branch offices as drop-off locations for a school supply drive. Local residents may help support this effort by bringing in items to the Edward Jones branch ...

TUPPER LAKE — Artists and art lovers turned out to the artists’ reception at the opening of the 46th annual Tupper Lake Art Show Wednesday night, chatting about the paintings, photos, sculptures or quilts they had on display, talking with other artists about their work and celebrating ...

LAKE PLACID — A proposed law that would regulate short-term vacation rentals here is headed for a public hearing. The new law would require those who rent out their properties on sites such as Airbnb, VRBO and HomeAway to apply for and secure a permit, limit the number of visitors who ...

SARANAC LAKE — The Hotel Saranac wrapped up a four-year energy-saving project by installing electric vehicle charging station. The charging station, located in the hotel’s above-ground parking lot, is free to the public and can accommodate two electric vehicles of any make or ...

TUPPER LAKE — The Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism released their annual survey results from the Tinman Triathlon, showing almost 200 more athletes participating this year than last — a 39% increase — but also showing a large increase in those who did not stay ...

WATERTOWN — A federal judge on Friday ordered the sale of the assets of the Jreck Subs franchise, which has more than 30 eateries all over northern and central New York. The ordered sale comes in the wake of the September 2016 conviction of Jreck’s principal, Christopher M. Swartz, ...

A multi-million-dollar expenditure authorized by the federal government will help provide broadband internet to almost 2,500 unserved homes and businesses in three North Country counties, as well as thousands more across the state. The Federal Communications Commission granted two ...

LAKE PLACID — The Lake Placid Health and Medical Fitness Center’s second-floor facilities are set to open Monday. A grand opening ceremony celebrating the news was held outside the health center Wednesday. For locals, the event offered a first look at the second floor of the ...

SARANAC LAKE — Cheap office space, connections and resources for entrepreneurs are being offered by The Carry, a co-working space on 8 Academy St. In a small green building across from the Hotel Saranac lie the two rooms that will house a conference room and an office space. They will ...

TUPPER LAKE — A new cleaning service run by a local entrepreneur couple is offering a range of concierge amenities, but they are still waiting for large numbers of second-home owners to take them up on it. When ADK Concierge co-owners Mike Vaillancourt and Barbara Denis started the ...

It took five months to find him and hire him, and now, Sean Connin is the new director of the Franklin and Essex chapters of Cornell Cooperative Extension. Connin started on June 1 but said he’s still excited two months later. He is not new to the area. He grew up in the Finger Lakes ...