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The three-year-old remains hospitalized and is listed in critical condition as of Thursday afternoon.

Three-year-old remains in critical condition after being airlifted Wednesday to Albany Medical Center.

Town of Durham Historian Mary Lou Nahas shares some of the information found in the Catskill Valley Monitor more than 150 years ago.

The donation will support the department’s ongoing efforts to equip its volunteers with critical tools and resources.

Night School, home of Deep Fried Beers is among 20 new breweries nominated by a panel of industry experts and writers.

Cohen, of Cornwallville, was selected by a panel of local writers and community members for her work that spans four decades.

Meteorologists are also keeping a close eye on another possible costal storm for this coming weekend.

Breanna Lennon DelVecchio assumed ownership and management of the Jefferson Heights funeral home on January 1, bringing on Robert J. Gaus as the new licensed manager.

Greene County Historian Jonathan Palmer discusses local celebration planning for the United States Semiquincentennial.

Megan Zahn has been promoted to vice president, director of human resources, and Keith DeMichele to corporate cash management officer.

A resident of Catskill with more than 27 books to his name, Talbott passed away on January 22 at the age of 76.

Mayor Dr. Lee McGunnigle said the grant enables the Village to make upgrades to the reservoir dam that was built around 1958.

Investigators executed multiple search warrants at locations in Rensselaer and Greene counties, police say.

Multiple EMS agencies along with two helicopters responded to the accident that left five teens injured.

Robert Owen was taken into custody as a fugitive from justice and will be extradited back to New York.

The awards are considered the pinnacle of culinary recognition in the United States and among the country's most prestigious honors.

From free kid’s ice fish derbies to serious competitive fishing, there’s something for everyone who wants to get out on the ice and out in the sun.

The Land Trust Accreditation Commission, an independent program of the Land Trust Alliance, conducts an extensive review of each applicant’s policies and programs.

Over several days, the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles will move about 30 million records to a new system.

‘Some of the most dangerous cold we've seen in years’ is here with one to two feet of snow on the way.

Grant enables The Friends of the Heermance Memorial Library to bring Little Free Libraries to the community.

The initiative is part of Greene County’s broader efforts to commemorate the United States Semiquincentennial, when the nation will celebrate 250 years of independence.

Currently, about 200 invitations are sent out and, with no RSVP required, whoever shows up on the day of the reunion, shows up.

The investigation began after a Delmar resident reported receiving a phone call from an individual claiming to be with the Citizens Bank Fraud Department.

Cairo-Durham is now the third district in Greene County that will soon lose or has recently lost its superintendent.

Murray Jaros shared his powerful personal story of survival from his childhood in Poland to his eventual immigration to the United States.

Arts and cultural nonprofit organizations seeking funding for general operating or programmatic support in Greene County are encouraged to apply.

It was around 6:47 p.m. on Monday that Greene County 911 began receiving an abundance of calls reporting a serious crash about two miles south of Exit 21B.

The Executive Budget projects State revenue collection to increase by 9.9 percent and FY27 all funds spending is projected at $260 billion, an increase of 0.7 percent.

Cole emblazoned his canvases with vast forests, towering mountains, and sublime skies and in doing so formulated a unifying emblem for the young country.

According to Coxsackie Fire Chief Stephen Salluce, Jr., no one was home when the blaze broke out but two dogs were inside.

Workshops will be led by Master Gardener Volunteers of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Columbia & Greene Counties.

At Cairo-Durham, district officials touted what they called “significant gains” over multiple past years.

Cameras have already been installed at the local highway garage, visually monitoring the onsite fueling station used by multiple departments.

Ice fishing is a great way to get outdoors, connect with nature, and make the most of the abundant winter fishing opportunities.

Claim served this week alleges retaliation after the Greene County Sheriff’s Office executed a search warrant at town hall.

The diner is now owned by Charlotte Blair, a longtime local cook with more than 20 years of experience in food service.

The newly reimagined venue will host rehearsal dinners, showers, birthdays, retirements, and other private gatherings, as well as select ticketed experiences.

The bridge on Pennsylvania Avenue spans the Kaaterskill Creek and has been a thorn in the side of town officials and residents for decades.

National Bank of Coxsackie (NBC) is proud to announce its recent $2,500 donation to the Greenville Education Foundation.

Greene County Department of Social Services Commissioner Kira Pospesel said the federal money accounts for more than a quarter of her entire budget.

Greene County’s homebound meal program for senior citizens is often referred to as Meals on Wheels. But that would not be accurate.

Based on the novel written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and adapted by James Lavender, this family-friendly interactive version of the classic play will entertain and intrigue audiences of all ages.

EEAP provides a fixed monthly bill discount to help low- and moderate-income families reduce their energy costs.

On Friday, February 27, The Art Hub on Main Street in Cairo will host a K-Pop Demon Hunters party for kids.

A mainstay of the funny pages for more than three decades, at its peak Dilbert appeared in 2,000 newspapers in more than 65 countries and two dozen languages.

Governor Kathy Hochul delivered her 2026 State of the State address on Tuesday, outlining more than 200 initiatives.

Event supports the organization’s mission of assisting Greene County residents who are battling cancer.

The academy debuts this winter with two new multi-week classes for teens and adults, focused on acting, improvisation, and collaborative performance.

Scammers often claim your service will be disconnected immediately unless you pay right away, often by unusual, untraceable methods.

Haley Whalen, 27, pleaded guilty in October to two counts of first-degree tampering with public records, a felony charge.

Currently in his 15th year of leading the district, Squier announced back in November that he will retire effective February 9, 2026.

Like other campground host programs, volunteer campground ambassadors assist DEC campground staff in welcoming and assisting visitors.

When it comes to financial planning, many people assume that once they’ve named beneficiaries on their accounts, they’re set for life.

New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli is urging New Yorkers to spend and register the gift cards they receive during the holidays to avoid losing track of their money.

This spring, Better Days Books will open its doors at 515 Main Street, bringing a full-service independent bookstore to the heart of town.

Nothing has changed, and everything has changed, in the aftermath of a search warrant being executed by the Greene County Sheriff's Office at the Jewett Town Hall.

The 37-year-old Round Top man is facing live in prison for 2021 murder and assault on Summit Avenue in Catskill.

New York is investing more than $68 million to assist nearly 1,300 low-to-moderate income households across the state.

Plans for Cauterskill Estates call for the ultimate construction of 71 homes, each costing around $400,000.

Owners speak out the first time since the tragedy that took place last month at their Catskill property.

Under the SUNY Reconnect initiative, New York State is providing free tuition, fees, books, and supplies for adults ages 25-55 who don’t already have a college degree.

On Tuesday, the Freehold Volunteer Fire Company was dispatched by Greene County 911 to investigate a reported smoke condition...

On the afternoon of January 1, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) dispatchers received a call about an injured dog...

The arrest comes two weeks after the sheriff’s office charged three other Catskill residents following a months-long investigation into drug sales.

Amy Scheibe will oversee the foundation’s numerous operations, including its performing arts and film programming.

In younger days, I used to consider old people to be opinionated and set in their ways. How silly that seems to me now.

The case stems from a September 2024 accident on State Route 23 in Catskill that claimed the life of a Canadian man.

The changes come in the wake of the death last Spring of the organization’s long-time Chairman Lisa Fox Martin.

Coxsackie-Athens Little League provides local youth with the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of baseball and softball while emphasizing teamwork, sportsmanship, and community pride.

A few years ago, I wrote an article about a remarkable woman I knew as a young boy. Her name was Ina Green and she was born in the Dakota Territory in 1882.

There may never have been a better time to be among the dearly departed in Jewett than the here and now.

A former custodian and wrestling coach at the Saugerties Central School District has admitted to having sexual relations with two students.

New York State officials are reporting the highest number of flu hospitalizations recorded in a single week as confirmed cases have surged across the country.

Albany Police say all four individuals gained entry into the store through a window on Tuesday morning.

Bank of Greene County President Donald Gibson and Chairman of the Board Jay Cahalan are pleased to announce the appointment of Nick Laraway to the Bank of Greene County Advisory Board.

The Adaptive Sports Foundation (ASF) recently kicked off its 42nd winter of providing life-changing skiing and snowboarding...

Launched in 2019, the challenge has drawn participants from every region of New York, as well as 11 other states and Canadian...

If the subject of sewage doesn’t strike you as riveting winter reading, perhaps a couple million bucks getting invested into the mountaintop will.

Porcupine Soup Media is excited to announce a newly redesigned website, marking the first significant revamp since its launch more than five years ago.

The 2026 Cairo Historical Society is now available for sale. This is the eighth historical calendar the Society has published and serves as a major...

Did you know that Sybil Ludington, a young girl of just sixteen years, rode a forty mile circuit in the dead of night on April 26, 1777, to warn the local militia of the approach of British forces?

The Greene County Chamber of Commerce has announced that Florence Lorenz, executive director of Community Action of Greene County, has been...

With their kennels full and so many wonderful dogs waiting, they hope this will help even more of them find the loving homes they deserve...

Baby it’s cold outside and for those at risk of running out of fuel to heat their homes, assistance is available

A new rule adopted by the U.S. Postal Service formally defines its postmarking policy, potentially impacting legal filings, bill payments, tax returns and voter ballots.