Lake George Village

The holidays are just around the corner and we are getting more information about festivals and events throughout Upstate New York. This event will mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of its dazzling lights throughout the village.

Last fall, it was announced that there would be a hotel built on a legendary property in Lake George Village. Those plans have changed and the owners have decided to turn the property into condominiums.

At one time there were one thousand Howard Johnson's restaurants across the United States and one standing in Lake George Village.

It is one of the most anticipated events of the holiday season. Lake George will "Lite Up The Village" this Saturday, November 26th starting at 5:30. The village will have live music, parades, fireworks, and more.

A big change could be coming to a well-known hot spot in Lake George Village. King Neptune's Bar & Grill will be reimagined. What will it turn into? The owners are thinking of changing things up in a big way.

If you would like to take on a cool project and become an owner of a boutique motel in the North Country, this could be for you. Warren County is auctioning off an old-school motel that needs a lot of tender loving care.

We knew that there was a developer interested in buying the land where Water Slide World stands. But if you grew up in the area, you will always think of their jingle and debate everyone what the last line was. In case you are now wondering, it's..."I really love the way you feeeeel!'. I guess we will all have to think of the amazing memories of Water Slide World from now on.

If you are an artist and have your skills displayed in Lake George, this may be the job for you. The summer season is on the way and The Lake George Arts Project is searching for artists to paint the village.

If you've been up in Lake George over the summer, the car may be familiar to you. Well, Glens Falls High School students spotted it and it made quite the prom picture.

You've probably seen the tiki boats in Lake George Village. They have tiki canopies and take you around the lake. Well, they're gone now!

The park that gave us the greatest commercial to grace our Capital Region televisions has officially announced its closure.

You know that Crossgates Mall 1980s era video that trends every so often? Well, I found a new throwback video I haven't seen before and this one is of a little further north.