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Story | January 15, 2026
DELHI – The New York State Sportswriters Association (NYSSWA) 2025 Class D All-State Football Teams were released this week, and the list includes three Delaware Academy seniors. Adam Cook and Lucas Nealis were both named to the Class D First Team-Defense, Cook for the second year in a row, and Nealis moving up last year's Honorable Mention. Steven Hills was
Story | January 15, 2026
We got just a little January weather break this past week. Then on Sunday evening the wind began and a snow squall hit here in Flat Creek. For a little while there was no way I could see across the road as I looked out the front window. It was a good time to watch my BILLS play. What a fourth quarter nail biter that was with quarterback Josh Allen making a touchdown with only seconds to go. It ended with BILLS team player Bosa intercepting the play from the Jaguars. With that it was then two kne...
Story | January 15, 2026
Tire specialist Jay Castimore demonstrates and explains his method of preparing a tire at the Andy’s Speed Shop racing seminar last Friday night.By Tom CoughlinTo begin your Friday morning, I will start with some very good news for all race fans throughout the racing community. Dirt modified and NASCAR Truck Series driver Stewart Friesen of Sprakers took some practice laps last week in his No. 44 Halmar-Friesen Racing modified down at the Friendship Speedway in North Carolina in preparation fo...
Story | January 9, 2026
DELHI - Sheriff Craig S. DuMond proudly announces that Delaware County Sheriff’s Office Corrections Officer Paige Duchnowski has been selected as the Sheriff’s Office Employee of the Quarter for the 1st Quarter of 2026. Duchnowski joined the Sheriff’s Office in July 2025, following her graduation from high school and the DCMO BOCES Security and Law Enforcem
Story | January 9, 2026
CATSKILL - The price of virtually everything else is going up other than a lease agreement between Greene County and the town of Jewett, but nobody is complaining about sticking with the status quo. Greene County Legislature members, at a recent meeting, authorized the pact involving the Department of Human Services (Aging) and Jewett for use of their town
Story | January 4, 2026
CATSKILL - He didn’t need to stop in Catskill and fill the tank on his sleigh during his latest worldwide trip, but if Santa ever does in the future, the Greene County Legislature will have visible proof. Lawmakers, at a recent meeting, authorized the purchase and installation of video surveillance for county fueling stations. The cameras were recommended
Story | January 4, 2026
CATSKILL - It is no different for Greene County Legislature members than anybody else when it comes to taking out the garbage. Lawmakers, at their recent, final meeting of 2025, okayed some resolutions related to paying for trash removal as well as other daily necessities. Government leaders also gave fiscal attention to senior citizens and persons with di
Story | January 4, 2026
Delhi - Delaware County Sheriff Craig S. DuMond was officially sworn in this morning following his re-election to a third term as Sheriff. The oath of office was administered by Delaware County Court Judge John Hubbard during a ceremony attended by county officials, law enforcement personnel, family members, and community supporters. Sheriff DuMond, who has
Story | December 22, 2025
COBLESKILL – The SUNY Cobleskill women’s basketball team put together a strong second-half surge and nearly erased a double-digit deficit, but the comeback push came up just short in a 65-61 loss to Oneonta on Monday night inside the Iorio Gymnasium. Jaiyla Colon (Worcester, MA) led the Tigers with a season-high 14 points to go along with eight rebounds and
Story | December 22, 2025
CATSKILL - If a unified ambulance system is ever going to become a reality in Greene County, an important prerequisite step has been taken. Greene County Legislature members have launched a “Heroes Needed” program aimed at recruiting paramedics and paying for their required training, up to $14,500 for each candidate. Twenty scholarships are available, add
Story | December 22, 2025
The first official preview for Steven Spielberg's upcoming science fiction mystery, Disclosure Day, arrived this week, offering glimpses of the film roughly seven months before its actual summer 2026 release. Mountain Eagle readers may remember Spielberg's production visiting the Haines Falls area in April of this year, when the film had the working title No
Story | December 19, 2025
By Rianna Pauline Starheim This reporting was supported by the International Women’s Media Foundation’s Women on the Ground: Reporting from Ukraine’s Unseen Frontlines Initiative, in partnership with the Howard G. Buffett Foundation. Bryan Many works on a humanitarian shelter budget on his laptop as his Ukrainian colleague, Serhii, drives the highway from
