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It’s Pride month, coming up is the 51st anniversary of the Stonewall, also Juneteenth, and we’re still emerging COVID shutdown. Will all of that in mind, Hurleyville Performing Arts Center is hosting…

Last week, all of the Top Ten books on the New York Times combined print and e-book non-fiction bestseller list were about racism. Tim Bruno spoke with Jennifer Baker, Writer/Editor and creator…

Many musicians have been live-streaming performances during the pandemic. Dan Brinkerhoff of local band Poison Love suggests holographic projection could be next but for now he’s settling for drive-in concerts at a…

Last week, The National Bureau of Economic Research Economists announced that the nation is officially in a recession in the shortest amount of time it’s ever taken to make that kind of…

How has phase 2 been going? What is “Catskills Confidence” and how can people get it? Roberta Byron-Lockwood, President of the Sullivan County Visitors Association, tells us what local businesses are doing…

The last time we spoke to Kathy Kreiter, Program Administrator for Sullivan County Federation for the Homeless was barely a week into the COVID-19 pandemic hitting the county. Since then, one of…

Earlier this month, Village of Monticello DPW Supervisor Ray Jones resigned after being caught on video referring to African-American employee Stephon McGinnis by the n-word and residents are still demanding answers, an…

Well, we didn’t get a doctor-prescribed playlist of comforting cat videos, but we came close… On this week’s installment of “Mental Health Monday,” Dr. Amy Nitza of the Institute for Disaster Mental…

There was a peaceful demonstration in Hawley Saturday afternoon. The organizers say: “In the wake of the George Floyd killing, it is important to commemorate his life with action. We as a…