Adirondacks’ battle against black flies: Bt’s role and debate over its use
By Tim Rowland
May 1, 2024
The black fly has long been reviled in the Adirondacks. But is it time to declare a truce?
Tim Rowland
Tim Rowland is a columnist, author and outdoors writer living in Jay.
Community celebrates Adirondack artist Ted Cornell
By Tim Rowland
April 29, 2024
Participants can try out a new trail from Edward 'Ted' Cornell's storied Art Farm to a new exhibit in Whallonsburg
Exploring the uncharted terrain of Kate Mountain
By Tim Rowland
April 26, 2024
A bushwhack hike up Kate Mountain, the 'Queen of Vermontville'
KOA expands footprint in Wilmington with North Pole acquisition
By Tim Rowland
April 12, 2024
With 3rd property, KOA has a growing presence in Wilmington
Customize your outing on Elizabethtown’s Blueberry Hill Trail System
By Tim Rowland
April 10, 2024
Latest extensions offer hikers of all levels wilderness views, flexible routes
Aging facilities, shrinking numbers: Adirondack schools face double bind
By Tim Rowland
April 9, 2024
Boquet Valley serves as example of problems facing many small school districts in the Adirondacks
AuSable’s West Branch: A fishing paradise with unmatched scenery
By Tim Rowland
April 1, 2024
Uncover scenic hiking trails leading to secluded fishing spots in Wilmington
Making a Spectacle in Schroon
By Tim Rowland
March 20, 2024
Spectacle Pond, a jaunt that follows Spectacle Brook outside of Schroon Lake, makes for great mud season hike
Despite rejection, housing developer still has eyes on Essex County
By Tim Rowland
March 18, 2024
Blue Line seeks new location after North Hudson backs away from $23M affordable housing project
Tuscarora’s latest journey
By Tim Rowland
March 9, 2024
Nearly 90 years after historic steamboat's last journey across Blue Mountain Lake, plans are afoot to move it once again