coxsackie

Whether it's awkward to say the name of this town or if you don't know how to pronounce it properly, you'll learn more here.

A mom in the Village of Coxsackie claims that her daughter's friend bit into a piece of Halloween candy she received while trick-or-treating on Saturday night and found a razor blade inside.  Luckily, the little girl wasn't harmed in any way, but the photo of the blade sticking out of the Mounds candy is a stark reminder to check all candy that your kids haven't eaten yet, and that you can never b

Chrissy and I have had the pleasure of contacting our GNA Hometown Heroes each month for nearly three years. We have never had a phone call quite like this.  Frank Lockwood from Coxsackie is a man of true character and integrity.  He's a priest, addictions counselor, volunteer firefighter, and to top it off, the man rides a Harley.  When we called to tell him that his wife Joanne nominated him to

Chris Young wanted nothing to do with 'Coxsackie.'

This unique woman is the epitome of a Hometown Hero. The Coxsackie native fights fires, spearheads fundraisers for her church, and spends countless hours creating fun activities for local kids. Jennifer Moore-Warren is our December Hometown Hero.

One of the great parts about living in this part of the country is our connection to the country's history. You can own a piece of it.

One way you can tell if someone is from around here or not, let any of these wrong from Only In Your State and you've given yourself away as an out of towner.

Local drive-ins have just announced their opening dates, which means warmer weather is on the way!

Those of us from the Capital Region, we're a generally nice people, but we all have our buttons and here are 5 ways to quickly irritate someone from the Capital Region.

Imagine you're hiking through the woods and you see something unusual. You think you know what it is but, no, it can't be that, right? A skull? Okay, maybe it is a skull but it's most certainly not human, it has to be an animal. It just has to be.

About a week and a half ago a skull believed to be that of a 10-13 year old boy was found in Coxsackie.

A hiker who was looking for arrowheads on the beach in Coxsackie unexpectedly found what police think appears to be a human skull instead. It's just a partial bone structure, and investigators aren't sure how long it's been there. Forensic investigators will conduct a study and search of the area to figure out if there are additional remains...