Story | August 11, 2026
2 Twisted Ladies Ice-cream Shop, The Sweetest Part of a Catskill Summer
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Story | August 11, 2026
Delaware County Public Health Launches CredibleMind - a Free Mental Health and Wellbeing Resource
DELHI – Delaware County Public Health is excited to announce the launch of CredibleMind – a free online mental health and wellbeing platform now available in Delaware County. In collaboration with Delaware County Behavioral Health, Delaware Valley Hospital, Margaretville Hospital, and O’Connor Hospital, CredibleMind aims to support the mental health needs of
Story | August 11, 2026
MedusaFest is Back... and It's Better Than Ever!
Around the Mountain by LJ James
Story | August 11, 2026
TMP’s Newsies Jr. a Hit in Schoharie
SCHOHARIE — The Timothy Murphy Playhouse (TMP) brought its production of Newsies Jr. to Schoharie High School for a three-show run from Friday, August 7th to Sunday, August 9th. With performers ranging in age from 5 to 17, the cast of roughly thirty took to the stage to sing, dance, and perform their way through the stage adaptation of the 1992 Disney musica
Story | August 11, 2026
A Spooktacular Painting Experience at the Fairview Public Library Aug. 21
MARGARETVILLE — The Fairview Public Library invites community members to bask in the dusky dreaminess of autumn during the dog days of summer at a FREE Paint & Sip event on August 21st from 5:00–7:00 PM at the library, located at 43 Walnut Street, Margaretville. This fun and relaxed evening will celebrate creativity and community as we look forward to crisp
Story | August 11, 2026
[Filmed Locally] Irene's Survivors: The Schoharie Story
SCHOHARIE — This August 28th marks fifteen years since Hurricane Irene brought disastrous flooding to Schoharie communities. For those of us who lived through the catastrophe, the devastation wrought by Irene can be difficult to convey to anyone without the shared experience. The flood's impact was so severe that Schoharie's relief efforts received national
Story | August 10, 2026
Esperance Summer Picnic Aug. 22
ESPERANCE — Join the Esperance Historical Society on Saturday, August 22, for a relaxing summer picnic with live music on the gazebo. We'll have complimentary subs, salads and jumbles available from noon to 2 PM (while supplies last). There will be door prizes, a scavenger hunt for the kids, and lawn games for all ages. Bring a lawn chair, grab a bite, and
Story | August 10, 2026
A Conversation About Monarchs - 10 August 2026
Monarch time! Yup, we’re starting to see Monarch butterflies and their caterpillars and witnessing the beginning of the great migration. It’s the culmination of a process that’s been developing for millennia. Monarchs have enjoyed massive publicity and other attention over the past decade or so, and with good reason. They’re the poster child for restoring th
Story | August 10, 2026
Coby Briefs 8/14/2026
Do you have any events in Cobleskill, Richmondville, or Sharon Springs you would like to see featured in the Cobleskill Herald? Please let us know at cobleskillherld@gmail.com. Senior Congregate Meal Sites Open Local residents are invited to enjoy noon-time meals and good company (except holidays) at one of Schoharie County Office for the Aging’s congregat
Story | August 10, 2026
Meredith Historical Society Program Aug. 23
MEREDITH — Cynthia Waterman and Nancy Simons of the Meredith Historical Society will present “West Meredith’s Rebellious Stilson Pioneers” on Sunday, August 23, at 2:00 PM. The program will be at the former Charlotte Valley Presbyterian Church, 10044 Elk Creek Road, East Meredith. The presentation is based on extensive primary and secondary research. Light r
Story | August 10, 2026
PARACON—A paranormal day and night at Empty Pockets Ranch
COBLESKILL — Halloween season starts off early in Cobleskill. Not just at Dollar General and Walmart, but at Empty Pockets Ranch, a Haunted History Trail farm at 5172 State Route 145. For $20 per person on Saturday, September 19th, a full day of paranormal celebrities, stories, and investigations will indoctrinate those willing to attend into the world of un