
Lessons from a carving ‘wizard’
By Jak Krouse
Adirondack woodworker creates magic in five minutes
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Jak Krouse is a summer intern with Adirondack Explorer. He's a double major in journalism and geology at Washington and Lee University. Jak enjoys exploring the outdoors, going on roadtrips and hiking.
By Jak Krouse
County bus ridership slowly coming back in the Adirondacks after taking a hit during pandemic
By Jak Krouse
Adirondack woodworker creates magic in five minutes
By Jak Krouse
Join naturalist Erik Danielson in his search for the largest white pine in New York State, by volume.
By Jak Krouse
This report was updated to include information about how to help, pending storms and flash flood watches and DEC road and campsite closures.
By Jak Krouse
Route 28 project may impact travel and wetlands
By Jak Krouse
Community hopes to become latest winner of NYS downtown revitalization grants
By Jak Krouse
Off-the-grid Adirondacker puts survival skills to the test on History Channel show
By Jak Krouse
Adirondack groups mark Juneteenth holiday with weekend full of events
By Jak Krouse
Using contributions from more than 3,500 volunteer birders, the Breeding Bird Atlas has identified trends in the data.