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BEEKMANTOWN, N.Y. — On Oct. 4, we brought Weather at Your School to Beekmantown Elementary School for the very first time. Just after 6:30 AM, students eagerly joined us to deliver the weather forecast live, and Besty the Eagle, the school mascot, brought even more energy to the event.

Clinton County health officials on Tuesday reported another case of West Nile virus, the season’s second case.

Town of Beekmantown officials voted this summer to eliminate one of two judge positions. During the latest town council meeting where they planned to explain why the decision was made, some questioned the data and reasoning that led to the decision. Beekmantown is a rural area with about 5,500 residents...

A new dual-enrollment program coming to Champlain College is geared toward growing the cybersecurity workforce.

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Vermont — A judge declared a second mistrial Monday in the case of a Vermont sheriff charged with assault for kicking a shackled detainee twice in the groin when he was a captain. Franklin County Sheriff John Grismore went on trial last week for a second time...

PERU, NY – The Christopher Garrow Memorial will kick off this weekend with a number of events, fun, and ways for people to help give back to a great memorial fund. Chris was a NY State Trooper that lost his battle with cancer in June, of 2023. He was a Peru athlete and graduate and […]

Election day is four weeks away and voters in Plattsburgh are deciding who will be the next mayor of the Lake City.

ALBANY, N.Y. — A fallen North Country hero was among nearly three dozen New York State firefighters honored by Gov. Kathy Hochul on Tuesday at an annual ceremony. Plattsburgh City firefighter Scott LaFlesh was among 32 firefighters honored at the 27th Annual New York State Fallen Firefighters Memorial Ceremony in Albany.

NEW YORK — The spookiest time of year is just over a month away, and there are several ways that you and your family can have a scary good time without traveling far from home. Halloween events are already being announced throughout the North Country: You can check out...

Every Wednesday, Macaroni KID Plattsburgh shares our picks for five things to do with your kids in Plattsburgh, NY over the coming week. Here are Macaroni KID Plattsburgh's picks for the five things to do in Plattsburgh with kids this week. Click on the links for all the details!. 1....

The Plattsburgh Hornets will be playing in front of their home fans against the Saranac Spartans at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday. Saranac took a loss in their last contest and will be looking to turn the tables on Plattsburgh, who comes in off a win. Last Friday, Plattsburgh beat Franklin...

SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. — Several Vermont and Northern New York flights to and from busy hub airports in Florida have been cancelled on Wednesday as the region braces for the impact from Hurricane Milton. Both Orlando International Airport and the Tampa Airport have suspended operations as of 8 a.m....

Faculty and staff shared their personal success stories Oct. 7. PLATTSBURGH | Clinton Community College's Advancing Success in Associate Pathways (ASAP) program recently hosted a special lunch event to highlight how an associate degree can be a great first step toward a variety of careers. Faculty and staff shared their...

WEST CHAZY, N.Y. — The last time a Beekmantown High School girls’ soccer player reached 200 career points was in 2018. Fast-forward to 2025, when two Eagle teammates did it in the same season. The Villemaire sisters, Kallie and Kirsten, would be proud to see both Grace McCasland...

In 1895 the Plattsburgh Traction Company was incorporated and was comprised of directors and stockholders on a local level as well as outside investors with experience in transportation systems. The Board of Directors from Plattsburgh were Smith M. Weed, George S. Weed, H.E. Barnard, D.F. Dobie, W.M. Pattison, and George M. Cole. George M. Cole was instrumental in the success of the company.

PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. — October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the North Country is taking part in the nationwide effort to spread awareness and provide essential resources to survivors. At SUNY Plattsburgh, dozens of T-shirts and paper T-shirts are currently on display at the Angell College Center as part...

SOUTH HERO — Vermont State Police responded to a report of shoplifting at the Keeler Bay Variety Store at 500 US RT 2 on Oct. 7 at approximately 7:54 p.m. Authorities say they received a call from the store about a theft incident. Subsequent reports indicated there was suspicious...

When North Country native Carol Hoenig finished her last mystery novel, she had a feeling it wasn’t the end of the story. "Without Grace" followed a Clinton County woman’s search for her mother, Grace Finley, who had abandoned their family. Hoenig gets to know her characters so well...