Tupper Community Builders connects young people with skilled trades to fill critical regional jobs within the community.

During a recent visit to Lake Placid, Gov. Kathy Hochul provided an update on plans to make a bid for a third Olympics in the North Country.

The 1990 remarks from Claire Barnett, a member of the Commission on the Adirondacks, continue to ring true today.

Living ADK recognizes locals and organizations in the Old Forge region for efforts to organize and support the community.

Grants of $500-$1,000 are available to artists to offset cost of projects, supplies, education, training and other opportunities.

What became State Route 3 started as the Saranac & Tupper Lake Highway, built around 1873 by Van Buren Miller. He was a Wilmington man who moved to Saranac Lake in his early 30s. He began developing ...

Using the downy feathers of a duck, the Corn Fed Caddis pattern remains afloat in heavy flows through a unique innovation.

Orson "Old Mountain" Phelps led many clients on wilderness adventures in the Adirondacks as a guide and nature lover.

New funding will help with family preparedness clinics, language access and community-building efforts across the North Country ...

The ovenbird, a seldom seen but often heard warbler, gets its name from how it assembles its nest from sticks and grasses.

The Avalanche Pass Trail has been under construction and closed to hikers after a landslide. It's expected to re-open this winter.

A new wave of targeted partnerships is redefining what access to the Adirondacks looks like for New York City youth in the summer.