The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the conduit for federal funds to NPR and PBS, announced on Friday that it is beginning to wind down its operations given President Trump has signed a…
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All Things Good 2025: Healing, Justice, and Joy Come to Sullivan County
A unique gathering centered on wellness, grief, and collective action is returning to Sullivan County this summer. Now in its fifth year, the All Things Good festival—happening August 9–10 at New Memories…
Meet the Local Author Behind A Summer Must-Read Mystery
Local author Joan Glase is stepping into the literary spotlight with her debut novel, Searching for John Smith. The book weaves together adventure, mystery, romance, and unexpected twists as readers follow Julia,…
Texas AG Sues New York Clerk for Refusing to Enforce Texas Abortion Judgment Against Telehealth Doctor
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against the Ulster County clerk for repeatedly refusing to file a summary judgement against a New York doctor who prescribed abortion pills to…
The Art of Emily Cole: From Porcelain to Tattoos
How does the botanical elegance of a 19th-century artist find new life in contemporary design? In this episode of Kaatscast: The Catskills Podcast, host Brett Barry follows the enduring influence of Emily…
Chronic Wasting Disease Detected in Wayne County Deer; State Establishes New Disease Management Area
A fatal neurological disease affecting deer has been detected in Wayne County, prompting state officials to establish a new Disease Management Area (DMA 10) in the northeastern part of the county. Chronic…
Sullivan County Legislature Joins Local Coalition in Condemning Antisemitic Graffiti in Monticello
The Sullivan County Legislature has publicly condemned antisemitic graffiti recently discovered on a sidewalk in a busy Monticello shopping area. The message, which read “Jews did 9/11,” was reported by the Sullivan…
Riverfest Returns to Narrowsburg for 35th Year of Art, Music, and Community Fun
Riverfest returns to Narrowsburg this Sunday, July 27, celebrating 35 years of art, music, and community along the Delaware River — and this year, it’s taking flight in more ways than one….
Medicaid Cuts Could Be ‘Last Straw’ for Rural Hospitals, Says Garnet Health-Catskills CEO
The CEO of Garnet Health Medical Center – Catskills is warning that newly signed federal legislation could deal a severe blow to rural hospitals already on the financial brink. In an interview…