QUEENSBURY, N.Y. (NEWS10) – April showers aside, the time is here for early-season hikers to get busy exploring trails in the Adirondacks. Like every year, hiking in the spring invites muddy feet. The ...

People gather for an auction of farm equipment during 56th annual mud sale to benefit the local fire department in Gordonville, Pa., Saturday, March 9, 2024. Mud sales are a relatively new tradition ...

The Strasburg Fire Company will hold their annual spring mud sale on Saturday. It takes many hands to prepare for the big day that raises between one quarter to one third of their operating expenses ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. GORDONVILLE, Pa. (AP) — A couple hundred ...

(WHTM) – The Spring Mud Sale at the Strasburg Fire Company was held on Saturday. This is also known as the spring consignment sale. It was the 49th annual one that benefits the fire company. The ...

ROCHESTER Harland McKirryher knows mud. The rural postal carrier drives more than 65 miles a day in his Chevy 4x4, dodging slime holes, gunning it through pits of brown goop, and skillfully riding the ...

Nearly 100 runners took advantage of the extreme low tide at Saturday’s Spring Tide Scramble organized by the Juneau Trail and Road Runners. Participants pushed through sporadic bursts of rain while ...

An auctioneer takes bids for farm equipment during the 56th annual mud sale to benefit the local fire department in Gordonville, Pa., Saturday, March 9, 2024. Mud sales are a relatively new tradition ...

People walk in mud during an auction at the 56th annual mud sale to benefit the local fire department in Gordonville, Pa., Saturday, March 9, 2024. Mud sales are a relatively new tradition in the ...

GORDONVILLE, Pa. — A couple hundred used buggies — horses not included — were lined up and ready for the auctioneer's gavel last weekend when day began at the Gordonville mud sale, a local Amish ...

GORDONVILLE, Pa. (AP) — In booming Lancaster, among the fastest growing counties in Pennsylvania, large Amish families and the cost of farmland has put pressure on the traditional lives they prefer.