Geaux Saints!
Or, others would say they are members of the Horseshoe Club.

The village of Dolgeville’s ongoing Main Street enhancement project will be the topic of two meetings next week, as architects and engineers from Lochner Engineering work to complete their design plans in an effort to get the project ready for the start of construction season.

The Little Falls Mounties earned their first boys’ basketball win of the season Thursday, beating Ilion 61-47 at home after losing their first 16 games. For more on the game, see sports.

A village of Dolgeville residence suffered smoke, water and burn damage Thursday after paper items ignited near an electric stove burner that was accidentally left on.

The man accused of intentionally setting six fires throughout the city of Little Falls last year appeared in City Court on Wednesday.

The Dolgeville Blue Devils ended Little Falls’ season-opening basketball win streak at 15 games Wednesday with a 49-43 victory in overtime. The win was Dolgeville’s first against Little Falls since reviving its varsity girls’ basketball program a decade ago. For more on the game, see sports.

A recent survey asked Herkimer County young people a range of questions involving everything from substance abuse to family dinners.

The Herkimer County Sheriff’s Department recently brought its digital fingerprint technology online, taking action before the state began refusing to accept “ink and roll” fingerprints in January.

The Little Falls Common Council Tuesday night voted to open discussions on increasing the annual salary paid to the city’s alderpersons and mayor.

The city of Little Falls-run solid waste and recycling collection program officially got its start today when crews began their route at 7 a.m. on Loomis Street.

County governments can expect some financial help that will ease their Medicaid payments, if the proposed federal budget passes as written.

Later this month, a law will go into effect requiring carbon monoxide alarms be installed and functioning in homes throughout the state.

Dolgeville Mayor Bruce Lyon Monday praised the cooperation and teamwork of emergency responders and workers in the face of last week’s floods and the cleanup that followed.

Some kids sold candy and pencils, while others paid to wear hats to school. One kindergartner brought in their piggy bank and another shy student stood before assemblies to push for action.

The city of Little Falls-run solid waste and recycling collection program will begin its routes Wednesday, and Mayor Robert Peters is excited to see the program get under way.