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Modern Art Gallery Fosters Creativity
When artist Tiffany Smith moved back to her native Fulton County four years ago, she brought a little piece of city life with her.
The Show Still Goes On
Built in 1914, the Glove Theatre was originally created to showcase opera, vaudeville shows and orchestral concerts.
Land of Lakes
Fulton County’s 44 lakes have been attracting visitors since the 1800s.
Winter Sports Draw Crowds When Snow Falls
It’s snowing? That’s good news.
Antique Shopping Is Plentiful in Fulton County
Need a special lamp or end table? Fulton County offers some of the best antiquing you will find anywhere.
Rail Trail Provides Miles of Cycling, Jogging, Walking Fun
Feel like exercising along an interesting trail?
Glove Industry Once Thrilled in Gloversville
Once known as the “Glove Cities” because of their role as the center of the nation’s leather industry, Gloversville and Johnstown still have active family-owned glove businesses.
Golf Courses in Fulton County Are Above Par
Golf courses in Fulton County are way above par – and that’s a good thing.
Fulton County Has New York’s Oldest Courthouse in Operation
Bang the gavel: Fulton County Courthouse is the oldest courthouse in New York still in daily operation.
Adirondack Animal Land Is Impressive Fulton County Attraction
Adirondack Animal Land is the largest zoo in upstate New York.
Complements Supplies Make the Party
Elaine Spritzer enjoyed her job at a Fulton County party supply store, so much so that she asked the owners to let her know if they ever intended to get out of the business.
Forget Me Knots Creates Space for Artists
Located in a 12-by-24-foot space about five feet from owner Grace Kaye’s Mayfield home, Forget Me Knots is packed full of handmade items reminiscent of the Adirondack style, as well as prints by famed photographer John Gates.
Graphic Design Builds Successful Freelance Business
Linda Hinkle didn’t start out planning to own her own graphic design business, but one thing led to another.
Balloon Extravaganza Makes Birthday Parties Fun
What do floral arrangements, bumper cars and gumball machines have in common?
Parillo’s Rainbow Restaurant Offers Fine American Fare
Parillo’s Rainbow Restaurant, located on downtown Johnstown’s Main Street, offers the best in American fare, with a focus on steaks.
Old Knox Mansion
Old Knox Mansion has interesting history
Richard Russo is from Fulton County
Author Richard Russo is a Fulton County native
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Fulton County is the Land of Lakes
Fulton County’s 44 lakes have been attracting visitors since the 1800s. From the Great Sacandaga to the beautiful Caroga lakes, there is plenty of water here to enjoy.
New $7.5 Million YMCA Facility Under Construction
A new $7.5 million, 70,000-square-foot YMCA in Fulton County will bring together the programs of two existing YMCA facilities in Gloversville and Johnstown, and create an opportunity to serve even more citizens.
Agritourism Businesses Attract Growing Crowds
In 1981, Mary Jean Cleland and her husband made a promise to each other that they would never pass by a dirt road that looked inviting.
Students Flock to the Oppenheim-Ephratah Marching Hawks
Being in the band at Oppenheim-Ephratah Central School is like being on a winning sports team.
Wildlife Museum a Must-See for Hunting Enthusiasts
For hunting enthusiasts, the Wildlife Sports and Education Museum in Vails Mills is a must-see.
Eagle Mills Visitors Enjoy Family Outings
When Eagle Mills says the apple cider is fresh, they mean it.
B&B’s Offer Relaxing and Luxurious Local Getaways
Seeking a break from the standard hotel room and continental breakfast? A variety of cozy bed-and-breakfasts in and around Fulton County stand ready to pamper and please.
Fulton County has a History of Supporting Artists
Quality arts and crafts events, galleries in every community, live theater and music events ranging from folk to jazz and a host of renowned resident artists all combine to illustrate the growing artistic atmosphere within Fulton County.
Thanks to Main Street Grants, Downtown Gloversville Is Getting a Facelift
With a new source of financing and strong interest from merchants and property owners, downtown Gloversville is about to get a face-lift.
New Leaders Take the Helm of Local Schools
Every school year brings new faces, and in Fulton County, some of those are in the administrative offices as well as the classrooms.
Chamber Is Busy Working For Members
Fulton County is entering a particularly exciting time in terms of its development, and the Fulton County Chamber of Commerce and Industry is right at the heart of it.
At a Glance
Images of Fulton County at a glance, from population and location to its beginnings.
Fast Facts
Fulton County is home to the cities of Gloversville and Johnstown; the villages of Broadalbin, Mayfield and Northville; and the towns of Bleecker, Caroga, Ephratah, Northampton, Oppenheim, Perth and Stratford.
Realtor.com
Search for a new home, get moving tips and more at the National Association of Realtors Web site.
Education and school listings
Check out school districts, colleges and universities in the Fulton County area.
Yummy Yogurt
As one who welcomed the New Year with a commitment to diet, I took a particular interest in a new manufacturing plant coming to Johnstown.
Fall Colors
I was lucky enough to be in Fulton County when the leaves began to change and the fall colors started to appear.
A Sense of History
I was really surprised when I first drove around Fulton County, NY.
Interactive Web Site Lets People Explore Wonders of Fulton County
The rugged beauty and exciting attractions of Fulton Countys 44 lakes are earning global attention‚ thanks to the Internet.
Fulton County Man Restores Old Boats
A battered old wooden boat does not appear to hold much value. But in the eyes of 24-year-old Adam Retersdorf‚ it has incredible potential.
Historic Johnstown Knitting Mill Transformed into Office, Retail Space
When Middleton‚ Mass.‚ developer John Kunz stumbled upon the historic Johnstown Knitting Mill building‚ it immediately intrigued him.
Fulton County Wife Honors Late Husband with Charity Fundraising Event
When Carol Madeiros husband‚ Larry‚ died of complications from a rare blood disease in 2001‚ she had two choices: to wallow in the depths of despair or to keep a positive attitude.
Sacandaga Valley Arts Network Coordinates Arts Events Year-Round
Frank Casler‚ busy forging a career in business‚ gradually lost track of his love for the arts over the years.
Historic Dolgeville Factory Gets New Life as Antique Mall, Retail Shops
When the 120-year-old Daniel Green Shoe Co. closed its Dolgeville factory in 1999‚ the future looked bleak for the historic factory complex the company left behind.
Mayfield Junior-Senior High School Students Flock to Innovative AP Courses
History is alive and kicking in Jennifer Wasserstroms classroom. She breathes life into the past at Mayfield Junior/Senior High School‚ and the students inhale it.
Snowmobile Aficionados Find Heaven in Fulton County
When winter weather drops in on New York‚ hundreds of Fulton County residents do not break into depression.
Renowned Glove-Maker Drawn to Historic Gloversville
When renowned “Glovemaker to the Hollywood Stars” Daniel Storto packed his bags and moved from Los Angeles to Gloversville – population 15‚000 – his family and friends thought he was “nuts.”
Historic Depot in Broadalbin Converted to Restaurant, Gift and Coffee Shop
For a hot cup of coffee or a quick lunch‚ head for the old railroad depot in Broadalbin.
Fulton County’s Crossroads Business Park Offers View of Adirondacks
The amenities are many in the Crossroads Business Park‚ but there is one in particular that Bruce Whitcavitch enjoys.
Nathan Littauer Hospital’s HealthLink Program Promotes Wellness
On a brilliant autumn day in 2006‚ Sue Cridland was preparing to take 12 Fulton County residents on a hike in the scenic Adirondacks.
Northville Central’s Career Majors Program Prepares Students for Workforce
Students eager to put their academic skills into action are flocking to Northville Central School Districts Career Majors program.
Fulton County’s Abundant Water is a Prime Business Attraction
Water‚ water‚ everywhere and‚ yes‚ there is lots to drink.
Chamber of Commerce Reaches Out to Younger Fulton County Residents
Wally Hart‚ president of the Fulton County Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry‚ looked around at a monthly meeting not long ago and realized the organization was facing a challenge.
Technical High School Locates on Campus of Fulton County College
Hamilton-Fulton-Montgomery BOCES is about to get a new home – finally.
Gloversville’s Glove Theatre Restored, Now Hosts Performances and Events
In its heyday‚ the ornate and elegant Glove Theatre was Gloversvilles entertainment destination – a place where the likes of Henry Fonda and Claudette Colbert attended world movie premieres and lines for shows stretched into the bustling streets.
Ephratah’s Adirondack Center Retreat Offers Team-Building
Team building is just part of the fun at The Adirondack Center in Ephratah.
Entrepreneurial Fulton County Residents Follow Dreams with Second Careers
Donna and Karl Christensen are breathing new life into an old store and a historic house in rural Lassellsville and creating a new life for themselves.
Fulton County High School, College Partner Up on Tech Programs
Fulton-Montgomery Community College will soon have a smart new neighbor.
Fulton County Artists Use Native Wood from Adirondack Mountains
Barney Bellinger often starts his day by traipsing around in the woods. There he finds the roots‚ bark‚ twigs and branches he uses in his unique artwork.
Lapland Lake Ski and Vacation Center Treats Visitors to Finnish-style Resort
The Lapland Lake Ski and Vacation Center is a cross-country skiers paradise hidden deep in the pristine backcountry of the Adirondack forest.
Beautiful Fulton County Draws Vacationers Year-Round
Several times a year‚ Brenda Episcopo and her husband take day trips to Fulton County in search of all things scenic‚ simple‚ friendly and quaint.
Business-Friendly Fulton County Becomes Hotbed of Economic Development
When Hamdi Ulukaya began visiting his fathers feta cheese factory in Istanbul‚ Turkey at the age of 7‚ the famous Ulukaya family recipe for feta could be found only in the Middle East and Europe.
