Stony Creek News

Warren County may soon be out of the railroad business, as officials are exploring ways to remove themselves from the 16 year scenic railroad project without being required to pay-back over $2 million in state and federal grants which have already been spent on the project "We are looking at two possible paths for the railroad project," Warren ...

With reverence and pride, townspeople of all ages gathered along sidewalks beside Elm and Hudson streets to watch the parade held annually in observance of Memorial Day.

Stuart L. Graham of Stony Creek, NY is behind bars, accused of deviant sexual contact with several male children.

A driver fled from police at high speeds Thursday morning and hit a police car before he abandoned the vehicle and tried to evade police on foot, officials said.

The Capital Region will receive at least $98 million in federal stimulus funds for transportation and infrastructure projects, Gov.

Today is the opening day of trout season. There are plenty of good places to drop a line in Westchester and Putnam counties, including the east and west branches of the Croton River, which can be accessed from Route 202 in Croton Falls.

The Warren County Sheriff's Office hopes housing jail inmates who are illegal immigrants won't always be a money-losing proposition.

Police are investigating a stabbing that occurred Tuesday evening in Stony Creek, a small town in Warren County, according to police dispatches.

The man being sought for stabbing an acquaintance in Stony Creek late Tuesday was reportedly caught overnight.

A stabbing occurred in Stony Creek around 8:15 this evening, according to a source.

STONY CREEK A fight in this small Warren County town left two men with stab wounds Tuesday night, and another two behind bars after they allegedly fled the scene.

Police are investigating a stabbing in Stony Creek that stemmed from an apparent fight between two co-workers. Police said after the two fought, one knifed the other in the abdomen, and then drove the victim to ...

After spending years driving his daughters to friends' homes around Saratoga County, Hadley-Luzerne Central School District Superintendent Earl Sussman had an epiphany.