Loretta Whalen, one tough lady, died suddenly on Saturday, March 8, 2025 from complications of influenza. Born at home in Watervliet in July 1925, she was the third child of Phillip and Rose (née Dean ...

As you may know, the next and possibly last town board public hearing on the new draft comprehensive plan is scheduled for March 18. I was fortunate to have had the opportunity to be on the resident ...

The Hometown Heroes Committee will also be honoring first responders on their very own banner. First responders are our communities’ local heroes, often the first ones on the front lines, saving lives ...

Come and join us for an Egg-Citing Easter Egg Hunt to be held at the New Salem firehouse located at 694 New Salem Road on Saturday, April 12, beginning at 10 a.m. with the Easter Bunny. It will be ...

We have felt some effects from the new administration down in Washington,” Albany County development chief Kevin O’Connor said during a March 4 meeting of the county’s IDA.

We are seeing significant declines in early elementary enrollment and future kindergarten projections,” Superintendent Marie Wiles told the school board. “If that holds true, that is going to work its ...

The $614 million facility sits on a 72.5 acre site and is part of the state and semiconductor industry’s $10 billion investment in semiconductor research at the University at Albany.

Over the past few weeks, The Enterprise has received several letters written with the tone that the country is headed for imminent doom. The reasons given mainly revolve around the party switch that ...

This vision of redemption and second chances unfolded before us as five courageous individuals, all convicted of murder, bravely shared their transformative journeys. Their stories, filled with ...

Come meet your Democratic candidates this Saturday, March 15, from 2:30 to 5 p.m. at Altamont’s Main Street Café. Town Clerk Lynne Buchanan and Town Councilwoman Amanda Beedle will be there with ...

The Old Men of the Mountain met at the Your Way Café in Schoharie on March 4 with gray skies and temperatures climbing into the upper 40s.

The board met for the first time in nearly a year to catch up on all the things it missed while waiting for Governor Kathy Hochul to fill a critical vacancy, as well as to handle some new business.