Brian and Chrissy

Tiara in Guilderland wrote this letter to GNA hoping the "Love Cowboy" could help: My boyfriend and I have been together for 3 years and it breaks my heart to write this.  While most couples and families are seemingly enjoying the 'pause' to get closer and bond, the exact opposite is happening with me and him.  I went back to work for Phase 1 and it couldn't have come at a better time. 

Laurie Barrett and her son 17-year-old son Brandon from Mechanicville are GNA's June 2020 Hometown Heroes.

Analise in Argyle writes: About 4 months ago, I started seeing a man and really fell for him. I've been seeing him a lot less because of the pandemic but he told me last week that we wants to spend more time with me as things open up.  Oh, and he also decided to tell me that he was MARRIED and to top it off he said he plans on leaving his wife.  I feel so stupid- I honestly had no clue.  I don't w

As I spent part of Memorial Day weekend up in the Lake George region, I passed the Great Escape.  It was kind of sad not seeing the rides in action on what would have been a huge weekend for them.  As a kid, we didn't travel much. We did do a lot of day trips up to Storytown and what is now known as the Great Escape and Hurricane Harbor.  For me, this places oozes nostalgia and as I think back to

Are you homeschooling your kids right now? We want to featuring them on the air saying the Pledge of Allegiance.

A little over a week ago I heard loud, nearly professional grade fireworks booming throughout Center Square, Albany around 8pm.  Anyone who lives within an earshot of Washington Park has almost certainly heard them too.

Albany County Sheriff Craig Apple issued a stern warning to the person(s) responsible for the heinous act of throwing a helpless kitten out a moving car over the weekend.

J.K. Rowling, the author of the legendary Harry Potter series surprised fans on Tuesday announcing that she has released the first two chapters of her children's fairy tail story called The Ickabog.   The best part is that it's free, with new chapters released daily.  The first two rolled out on Tuesday.

As many Capital Region restaurants have been forced to provide hungry customers with mostly take-out service, a certain scavenging scoundrel has been under served and according to the CDC, might be getting more and more aggressive.  This underserved population: rats.  The CDC is warning people that rodents might be getting more and more intrusive and destructive as they unsuccessfully search for f

When we look back on Memorial Day 2020, we'll probably spend as much time thinking about what we "could and couldn't do" as much as we did remembering the men and women who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms.  With that being said, a much needed break from the pandemic (and some really good weather) will have many people in the Capital Region clamoring to get "in" and

Phase one has opened in the Capital Region and there might be some confusion about what that means.  We're not saying that Love Cowboy can help, but he will "attempt" to clear some of the uncertainty in regards to things that are open, operable and back in business.  As usual, what the Love Cowboy actually knows is completely different from what he thinks he knows, but here goes.  Here a

For many people it was not easy to look at the "before" pictures of the seven Chihuahua's that had been abused and neglected by a Fonda woman.  But the remarkable transformation of these dogs known as the "Lucky 7" , has generated quite the response bringing smiles to so many people in the Capital Region.  It turns out, we weren't the only one's smiling. The doggies - all clean