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Clinton County has certified ballots for the November 3 general election. Contested county races include sheriff, surrogate court judge and coroner. Plattsburgh voters will decide three Common Council contests and a proposed city charter revision. The Ward 3 council race will be decided by write-in votes because no candidates filed petitions. Two propositions in the […]

The Plattsburgh Common Council will consider a one-year moratorium on new high-energy computing facilities, including data centers and artificial intelligence operations. City officials say current zoning regulations do not address the potential effects of those facilities. A public hearing begins at 5:30 Thursday evening in the City Hall council chambers. Councilors are expected to vote […]

A boil water order remains in effect for parts of Plattsburgh following emergency water main repairs. The order covers Beach Road, Margaret Street from numbers 327 through 474, Lenox Way and several nearby developments. Set Point, West Bay Plaza, Willow Beach, Seth Square, Wildwood Estates and Edgewater Estates are also affected. Officials say the order […]

The St. Mary’s Academy Class of 1961 recently celebrated its 65th reunion at the Butcher Block restaurant in Plattsburgh. The class was the first to combine eighth-grade students from St. Mary’s in Champlain and St. Patrick’s in Rouses Point. Eight classmates attended the reunion, which featured photographs from past gatherings, a tribute to deceased classmates […]

The Plattsburgh State Gospel Choir will hold a meet and greet Friday at 5 p.m. for college students, faculty, staff and community members from Northern New York and Vermont. New and returning singers, dancers and musicians can meet choir leaders and learn about plans for the fall tour and Soulful Christmas concert. Food will be […]

Transformative Paths arrives on 106.3 NBZ-FM with real conversations about real life—stress, relationships, choices, and change. Hosted by Wanda J. Carroll, this weekly program blends expert insight with lived experience, delivering practical takeaways listeners can use right away. It’s a fresh, accessible voice for personal growth in the North Country—meeting you where you are, and helping you move forward.

"The Oldies Show with Jerry Crouth" airs every Sunday Morning at 6:00 AM, just before "Worship with Pastor Ric."

While it's been said that imitation is the best form of flattery, stealing intellectual property is quite another thing altogether.  

In this week’s Vermont’s Own, Cat Viglienzoni visited the Harlow Family Farm, which has been working the land for going on 110 years.

Days before the ribbon-cutting to open the Champlain Valley Fair, Craig Gilmond is a man in motion, helping prepare for the 10-day run.

From barrel racing to the demolition derby to maple treats, our Tia Trudgeon finds the hidden gems at the Champlain Valley Fair.

Some big redevelopment projects are bringing new vitality into the community.

The closure is part of a recent trend that includes Arts Riot and Nectar’s, leaving a hole in the Queen City’s music scene.