Steve Thurston

A number of news stories in The Post-Star this week had the newsroom talking about when a story is complete. From Nayanika Guha's (pronounced nigh-ANN-i-kah) great piece about the homeless

Local artists Esmond Lyons with his sign designed to spark debate: Vote for Genocide. Oct. 24, 2024.

Glens Falls artist creates controversial sign and shows it downtown. It's an effort to raise awareness and work toward world peace, he said.

Artist takes to the street in a bid to highlight what he sees as genocide and work toward world peace.

Christopher Matte, left, and his wife Sarah Matte, background right, are helping Jakob White prepare the restaurant Cleome with chef Jakob White, not pictured.

Sarah Matte looks at wallpaper samples in the Cleome dining room, October 2024.

Glens Falls native Jakob White stands at the bar inside Cleome, the restaurant he is preparing on South Street in Glens Falls.

A shared experience over food. That's the hope of Jakob White as he prepares to launch a new restaurant in the Empire Theater building at 11 South St. in Glens Falls.

The company strategy has shifted to keep many of the workforce in Queensbury.

Moreau's moratorium on industrial development has caught cannabis cultivation in the crosshairs. The property owner wonders what is next.