It's been almost two years since the State Historical Preservation Office determined that the Furgary Boat Club, a.k.a. The Shacks, ...

At the end of May, a professor of American studies at Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, contacted Historic Hudson...

June 20, 1917, had been Red Cross "Emblem Day" in Hudson. From 7 a.m. until 9 p.m., more than a hundred Hudson women dressed in ...

This morning,  Gossips reported about one issue that took up a good portion of last night's hour-long Common Council meeting. Now you ca...

This Saturday, June 24, the Ancram Opera House kicks of its 2017 season with Real People Real Stories,  an evening of storytelling by si...

On his blog The Other Hudson Valley, former Register Star reporter Roger Hannigan Gilson offers his review of last Saturday's OutHudson ...

Today is the first day of summer, and the last snow emergency is far behind us, but the sturm und drang of a snow emergency in Hudson was re...

One hundred years ago today, it was Red Cross "Emblem Day" in Hudson. Gossips  coverage of the promotion of the event failed to...

This morning, the Department of Public Works has been busy applying new asphalt to some of the walks in the Public Square, a.k.a. Seventh St...

Last Thursday afternoon, there was a concert in the beautifully restored auditorium of the Hudson Opera House featuring singers and string p...

Today   the Register-Star reported a story Gossips published more than a week ago --that freshwater scientists from the Eastern New York C...

On June 18 , 1917, the Hudson Evening Register announced the opening of the new Red Cross headquarters at 530 Warren Street. On June 19, 1...

During Saturday's OutHudson Pride Parade, a trio of judges--Tiffany Martin Hamilton, Richelle Martin, and Rick Rector--were carefully sc...

Governor Andrew Cuomo announced today that more than $1 million has been awarded to twenty-seven new and early-stage farms in New York throu...

On Sunday, June 25, Historic Hudson and the Columbia County Historical Society collaborate once again to present a slide show and conversati...

Photo: MPR News On The Writer's Almanac this morning, Garrison Keillor reminded us that on this day in 1964 the United States Congre...

A website called Home Before the Leaves Fall: The Great War has this to say about the American Red Cross during the months after the Unit...

On his blog, Current Matters, Mark Orton pursues the topic of slavery in Hudson and Columbia County in the 18th century: "Slavery in Hu...

Last Monday, at the informal Common Council meeting, a resolution authorizing "the Mayor or other city officials" to apply for a...

Two of our Hudson residents, Sherry Jo Williams and Pauline Decarmo were featured in the Real Estate Section of the New York Times on Friday...