A roundup of Tuesday's game reports and scores, plus our sectional brackets and Wednesday's playoff schedule.
Our sectional baseball and softball playoff brackets, updated with Tuesday's results.
Residents of Lake George Central School District elected people in favor of the school district adopting a diversity policy.
Warren County Democratic Chairwoman Lynne Boecher did the math and checked it twice, and still was amazed at the result.
No Glens Falls-area teams drew a top seed for the Section II Baseball Tournament, but Fort Ann is seeded No. 2 in Class D.
Glens Falls Hospital has announced that it will temporarily reduce its visitation hours by two hours starting Wednesday, due to current high COVID-19 infection rates.
Historical and cultural sites from Schuylerville to Whitehall could have new access to federal resources as the region prepares to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Revolutionary War in 2026.
Warren County Health Services reported 71 new COVID cases on Tuesday, 36 of which stemmed from at-home test results.
There are almost 100 grassroots groups organizing as a safety valve for the vast swaths of the South and Midwest where abortion may soon be barred.
Catch up with the past by reading Maury Thompson's compilations of historical anecdotes from the Glens Falls region.
Queensbury, Salem, Glens Falls and Whitehall are among the top seeds in the Section II Softball Tournament.
Warren and Washington counties, along with Moreau and Wilton in Saratoga County, will be kept whole in a single congressional district under proposed new voting district maps that a court-appointed expert released on Monday.
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Warren County Department of Public Works Superintendent Kevin Hajos said it will take two to three months until Bay Road in Queensbury is completely reopened.
The Lake George Association has filed a lawsuit against the Lake George Park Commission in an attempt to halt the planned use of a herbicide in Lake George.
The Warren County Board of Elections has finalized ballots and early voting locations for the June 23 state primary election.
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A fire broke out at a residence on Route 22 in Putnam on Saturday evening, destroying two structures.
After hearing concerns from residents during a public hearing on Thursday, the Moreau Planning Board voted in favor of an independent review of Saratoga BioChar Solutions, potentially slowing down the plant's application process.
Sunflowers are the subject of Bob Henke's outdoors column this week.
GLENS FALLS — Assemblywoman Carrie Woerner, D-Round Lake, stepped up to the mic at City Park in Glens Falls and led the crowd of more than 100 in a “my body, my choice” chant.
More than 200 graduates of both SUNY Adirondack and SUNY Plattsburgh at Queensbury graduated at Cool Insuring Arena on Saturday.
Aidan Stevens, the son of a former area sports star, will play for the Dragons at East Field this summer.
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A 14-year-old boy's extraordinary account alleging an attempted killing by Russian soldiers stands out as international justice experts descend on Bucha, a center of the horrors and possible war crimes in Ukraine.
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U.S. Marshal Marty Keely gives the most detailed account to date of the nationwide manhunt that ended with Vicky White dead and Casey White back in custody.
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The schedule for Wednesday's Section II playoff events.
Musician and songwriter Doug Irving has published his first book, "A Day Late and a Bucksnort."
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Tuesday's high school softball roundup.
Tuesday's high school baseball roundup.
The Glens Falls girls lacrosse team pulled away for a 13-9 Foothills Council victory over Greenwich on Tuesday.
Tuesday's Section II boys tennis roundup.
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