Steve Thurston

SUNY Adirondack president Kristine Duffy tells The Post-Star that the college is working on its next major capital project, a redevelopment of a building as yet to be determined on the Queensbury campus.

SUNY Adirondack and the University at Albany announced a dual admission agreement that allows students to be accepted by both colleges, then earn an associate degree from SUNY Adirondack and

Glens Falls Third Ward Council member Diana Palmer has introduced a resolution to the city's Common Council that would limit flags on the 11 city flagpoles mainly to the flags of the United States, the city, New York State, the POW-MIA flag and others if mandated by the United States or New York State governments. These are the flags currently allowed on city poles. This was similar to Mayor Bill Collin's request from two weeks earlier when he brought to the council three potential options. The first was similar to that above, the second would allow one flagpole to be designated for community use, and the third would have created a new location specifically for this.

Stewart's Shops had asked the Glens Falls Common Council to rezone two residential properties in the city, turning them into commercially-zoned properties.

Bragging rights go to Sean Thomas who took home top honors in the 3rd Annual Mike DuBray Inferno Wing Eating Contest at the Glens Falls Wing Fest, Saturday April 27.

Stewart’s Shops will get an audience in front of the Glens Falls Planning Board next month to talk about a zoning change on two properties that Stewart’s is in the

The board placed some restrictions on the activity at a property that the code enforcement department has been concerned with.

May 10, 2024 marked the largest solar storm in 20 years. The extra burst of energy drove the aurora outside of its northern-most limits and lit up the Earth's atmosphere

The greater Glens Falls region was treated to a light show like no other, Friday night, May 10. The aurora borealis, or northern lights pushed down out of their normal

The city has been considering for months what to do about groups and individuals who want to see their flags represented on flagpoles throughout the city. They came to a