The band 38 Special closed out the 21st annual Woodstock Summer Concert Series on Sept. 8. In anticipation of the show, fans started setting up chairs on the Tuesday prior.Photos courtesy of Ed Selby. … [Read more...]

Assessing Your Risk of Cancer At-home DNA kits are more popular than ever. You can learn where your ancestors are from and find distant cousins and other long-lost relatives. Much can be learned from creating your family tree, especially if you include a family health history.Ten percent of all diagnosed cancers are inherited. If your family has a history of cancer, you … [Read more...]

I didn't go in search of a social media dog. I simply wanted a sweet companion for our dog Roxie, who recently had lost her hound brother, Buddy. So, imagine my surprise that, three years later, Teddy has more than 65,000 social media followers, is a Hallmark “star,” (He can be be found on a 2018 Hallmark Christmas ornament), has been on TV, featured in The Atlanta … [Read more...]

My Walk on the Camino de SantiagoThis is the first of a three-part series written by a Woodstock Middle School student who spent his summer hiking through France and Spain.Probably every kid's favorite time of year is summer − the time when you have no school, no homework, and two months to do whatever you feel like doing. Sadly, like most things, summer comes to an … [Read more...]

During the past few months, you may have noticed something missing in downtown Woodstock. No, I'm not referring to the old town mural; a new one was created on Mill Street. And I'm not referring to the building on the corner of Mill and Main streets that was recently taken down. I’m talking about something much older.The Reeves House, which had been abandoned for decades, … [Read more...]