Hunters young and old tracked down Easter eggs last weekend at the East Berne and Westmere firehouses.

It has been a years-long struggle for Knox resident Jonathon Francis, son of Pastor Jay Francis, who presides over the Rock Road Chapel.

At the heart of our storytelling is the record we create — in words and images — of lives lived in our community. We record heartbreaking losses, inspiring victories, and the range of everyday life in between.

The Rotterdam developer, George Amedore, and the Duanesburg sheep farmer, Cecilia Tkaczyk,  will square off again, but this time Tkaczyk has a two-year Senate record to run on.

Terrence Rathwell's hockey goaltending career was lost in 1988, but his passion for the game lives on through his sons, most notably, Brandon, who is now in the national spotlight.

Ernest "Ernie" O'Dell, a board member at Helderberg Christian School in East Berne, was honored at Legislative Day for New Yorker's Family Values Foundation on March 18.

Bowling a perfect game of 300 is difficult, and two teammates getting it at the same time is even more rare.

The Third Annual Sap Run 5K happened in Knox last weekend.

The Capital District Transportation Committee is seeking public comment on its 2014-16 Unified Planning Work Program, available for review at : http://www.cdtcmpo.org/upwp.

David Taylor from Schenectady, serving with the 827th Engineer Company of the New York Army National Guard has been promoted to the rank of private.

Army National Guard promotions are based on overall performance, attitude, leadership ability, and development potential.