Cloey Callahan

This holiday season, when you’re searching for that perfect gift, consider something written, designed and printed right here in the Hudson Valley. A book can be more than a story. It can be a keepsake of place, a record of the people who shaped it and a way to keep local creativity alive.

Now that we are into late January, winter has fully settled in and the cold, gray and unpredictable days can make keeping the little ones entertained feel like a full-time job.

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Visit the region’s richest and most distinctive river residences...

Raised in the Satmar Hasidic community, Perry Kay spent years leaving and returning before finally building a life on her own terms.

It’s hard for us to set aside time for ourselves, but when we do we usually walk away recharged and refreshed. But fully unplugging and choosing time for yourself can be hard to do on your own. Thankfully, the Hudson Valley has plenty of options for days-long retreats, where hosts guide you on a journey to recharge. Whether it’s mind, body, or general wellness, these experiences allow you to reinvest in yourself in a way that maybe you haven’t in a long time.

The Highlands Current has hired an editor to oversee its expanding digital operations. Cloey Callahan will direct the news organization’s online operations, including its newsletters, social media and website.

Local news about the companies, people and issues that impact business in Westchester County and beyond. When Robert Ramirez began working, he made money f

Local news about the companies, people and issues that impact business in Westchester County and beyond. Across the region—and the country—employers in the

This past weekend marked peak foliage in the Hudson Valley, drawing thousands of visitors to destinations like Cold Spring and Beacon.