Author Christopher Shaw used his Lake Placid Institute opening Adirondack Roundtable Lecture on Saturday, July 12 to praise ...

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise and Lake Placid News have a new publisher. John Gereau has worked in North Country newspapers ...

Dr. Phil is riding around with you in your car today. Why would he do that? We don’t know. Why does Dr. Phil do anything? Years ago, we saw him on television, in New Orleans, where the flood waters ...

Charity Marlatt loves to tell the story of her father, Alan Washbond, a Keene Valley native who competed in the 1936 Olympic Winter Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. At the time, Adolf Hitler ...

Race Director Roåland Nel raises Ironman flags near the “village enhancement” area on the Olympic Speedskating Oval on Wednesday, July 16. Nel said it takes about a week of setup and six months of ...

Brendan Jackson, an assistant forest ranger with the state Department of Environmental Conservation, was on-duty camping in the backcountry interior of the High Peaks Wilderness. He clocked out of ...

More than 50 youth baseball teams descended on the Tri-Lakes region this past weekend for the annual Battle in the Daks. The ...

After postponing its race last week due to the weather, the third High Peaks Cyclery Mini Triathlon race series of the season was held on Monday, July 14 at the Mirror Lake Beach. For the third time ...

Lake Placid’s Cascade Builders youth minor baseball team won its league championship on Friday, July 11, against the other Lake Placid-based team, Holzer Spray Foam. The game was played at the Lake ...

The Whiteface Club Golf Course held the region’s most unique golf tournament on Saturday, July 12, when it hosted the annual One Club Plus Putter Tournament. A total of 28 players selected the club of ...