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From ciders to sliders!

Your Christmas tree has served its purpose and probably starting to dry out. You could put that tree out of its misery and get something in return this New Year's Eve. A local brewery is holding a giant bonfire.

The original event was supposed to be held on New Year's Eve at Indian Ladder Farms Cidery and Brewery. The bonfire event had to be canceled because many staffers at Indian Ladder Farms Cidery and Brewery tested positive for COVID-19 and even though the event was to be outside, they wanted to take all of the necessary precautions. Now we have a new date.

Santa Claus is back this year and he is appearing all around the Capital Region. Check out the list of where your kids can meet the big guy and give him their lists this holiday season.

Some Capital Region neighborhoods & towns have been named among the 20 best in New York for families to live

There are many different ways that places are celebrating Christmas and abiding by the social distancing guidelines. At Christmas Land in Altamont, Santa Claus is appearing in a snow globe so that kids can still visit with the big guy.

Did you know that a family in Altamont had a piece of James Bond history?

There's honestly not many things better than a cider donut in the fall, right? Do you always go to the same place? Want to try more? Take a tour around this list!

A piece of history is coming to the Capital Region and if you've never seen the real thing in person, this event you shouldn't miss.

It's a concert like no other and nothing says summer like Countryfest. We haven't announced many details about the 2018 concert, except that it's happening- until now.

Mike Wolfe, Frank Fritz, and their team are excited to visit the Capital Region! The American Pickers from the hit TV show on The History Channel, are coming here and want to sift through your pickers paradise!

Smith's Tavern has been a beloved eatery in the village of Voorheesville since 1946!  And now some residents of the town have started a petition to block a brand new Stewart's Shop from being built in place of the local landmark. Co-owner of Smith's Tavern, aka "Smitty's", John McClelland told the Altamont Enterprise that he and his business partner are ready to retire, and they tried to