Lake George

The Town of Lake George is looking to revive a program that allows divers to explore historic wrecks at the bottom of the lake.

Lake George’s Shepard’s Park Amphitheater burned to the ground more than two years ago. While there’s still some work left to be done, but the rebuilt venue is now concert ready.

Authorities have identified the swimmer who was found dead in Lake George Tuesday afternoon.

The remains of more than 40 Revolutionary War soldiers were laid to rest in Lake George Friday after being discovered in 2019.

Wake boats, which create massive waves that people can surf or ski, have become increasingly common in recent years. Now, a coalition of environmental research and advocacy groups is pushing for municipalities throughout the Adirondacks to limit the way these boats are used.

The Adirondac, a 115-foot long tour boat capable of carrying 400-passengers, caught fire Monday morning.

More than a year after an herbicide was first used in Lake George to combat an invasive plant species, scientists and activists say a study shows the chemical lingers or more than a year.

A new seasonal tradition is set to light up Lake George this month.

Chosen after a year-long search, the incoming Executive Director of the Lake George Association says he's ready to get his feet wet.

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