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Dairy Month is celebrating the people behind the industry with Clinton Tractor by spotlighting dairy farmers, plant workers, and others each week. Honorees will receive a $250 gift card and recognition for their work.

Country artist John Rich is raising concerns about solar expansion across Upstate New York, questioning the conversion of Prime Farmland into large-scale solar projects and warning about long-term impacts on agriculture and rural economies.

Rising country star Cooper Alan will make his Great New York State Fair debut on Aug. 27 at 6 p.m. at Chevy Court, joining the 2026 Chevrolet Music Series lineup with viral hits and high-energy performances.

Discover the best waterfalls in Central New York ranked by “wow factor,” featuring Chittenango Falls, Pratt’s Falls, Tinker Falls, and more scenic hidden gems.

Netflix is adapting The God of the Woods into a series and are casting Adirondack-based actors for roles. Filming runs June–October in Beacon, NY, with a story set in the Adirondacks and tied to a bestselling novel.

Grammy and Americana Award-winning artist Brandy Clark will perform at Pride Day at The Great New York State Fair on Aug. 28 at Chevy Court.

The FDA is warning pet owners to immediately throw away certain Raaw Energy raw dog food products after expanding a recall tied to possible listeria contamination affecting both pets and humans.

Six Flags Darien Lake has announced a new chaperone policy requiring guests 17 and under to be accompanied by a 21+ adult after 4 p.m. The rule includes strict ID checks, limits per chaperone, and enforcement that applies to all guests.

Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in New York has been named the best amphitheater in the country for the second year in a row, marking 20 years of live music, arts programming, and its historic connection to Woodstock.

What began as a $5 night at Utica-Rome Speedway turned into a massive community effort, with donors covering admission for 800+ fans plus food, drinks, pit passes, and giveaways for a full night of racing and celebration.

A life-changing ticket was sold in Otsego County at Price Chopper on Main Street in Richfield Springs, making it the first Millionaire for Life top prize winner in New York State—worth $1 million a year for life.