News across Clinton County

What the 46 left behind
After becoming a 46er this summer, Jess Heck reflects on her experience, growth and what the journey did for her

Olympic region to host third annual Adirondack Winter Pride in March
Tri-Lakes Pride will host its third season of Adirondack Winter Pride with outdoor activities, entertainment and celebrations

A new troll makes its home at The Wild Center
Artist Thomas Dambo travels from Denmark to Tupper Lake to unveil sculpture that will have permanent place at the museum.

Lake Champlain named one of the best lakes in the country for fall foliage boating
Lake Champlain was recognized for having some of the best boating opportunities for viewing fall foliage from the water

Discussion: Are you a Champ believer?
The idea of the lake monster Champ has been a favorite topic of discussion for residents and visitors to Lake Champlain for decades

Fly of the Week: X-Caddis
This successful pattern was created by a woman.

Fall foliage reports: Send in your photos
As autumn begins and the leaves begin to slowly turn, readers are encouraged to share photos of their favorite foliage views

15 projects approved, 6 in review: Adirondack Park solar development since 2020
From Ticonderoga to Mayfield, an update on solar activity in the Adirondacks

Olympic authority plans to expand full-time staff over next few years
As part of next year’s budget, ORDA to ask state for $14.2M in aid, up from $10.7M.

Paddling, outdoor activities, concerts and other events around the Adirondacks
Events around the Adirondacks include live music, canoeing opportunities, historic celebrations and much more

Law Enforcement Torch Run to honor Special Olympics athletes in Plattsburgh
North Country law enforcement will participate in an event honoring Special Olympics athletes and those lost in the September 11 attacks

Flags on the 46: A tribute to 9/11
Hikers organize a Sept. 11 memorial, with a goal of raising American flags on each of the 46 Adirondack High Peaks