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3 days ago | 
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
Things are starting to heat up in the Hudson Valley, and that includes an epic block party in Orange County, NY with one of the greatest basketball players in New York Knicks history. Newburgh Brewing Company in Newburgh, NY is the home to some amazing events (including WRRV Sessions, of course). In just a few days, however, they'll be trying something new.
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3 days ago | 
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
It's a very special time of the year for many wild animals in New York, and that includes the largest animal in the state. Spring and summer mark many new beginnings. Deer are out with their fawns (learn when a fawn actually needs human help here), coyotes are spotted in the daytime, and moose are going on an incredible growth spurt for a very special reason.
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4 days ago | 
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
Great news for outdoor enthusiasts: the New York State Department of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation has announced plans for a new state park. The plan, which was announced on June 2nd, 2025, will provide 90 acres of space for "passive recreation", a move that the department says is part of their "ongoing efforts to increase park access for all New Yorkers".
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4 days ago | 
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
You don't have to be a train enthusiast to enjoy one of the most impressive engineering feats in American history. Railroads did much to change the landscape of the entire United States, but here in New York, there are a few train bridges (also known as trestles or viaducts depending on the construction) that have found their home in the record books.
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5 days ago | 
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
There are plenty of odd things to find in New York, but a house on top of another house?? There's only one place to find such a specific attraction. From the Hudson Valley all the way up to the Canadian border, backroads and highways in they state can take drivers to some wild locations... Why not plan a road trip to see as many as possible?
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5 days ago | 
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
Most New York residents know that finding a baby deer doesn't necessarily mean the small animal is in trouble. Many animals, including deer, leave their young offspring while they forage for food. Sometimes, however, a fawn does need human intervention. Here's what to look for:It is usually a bad idea to try and "rescue" a baby deer found all alone...
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5 days ago | 
hudsonvalleypost.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
Sharp-eyed New Yorkers might find a terrifying insect the next time they visit their favorite river. Even if they look like nightmare fuel, however, seeing one of these creepy crawlies should actually be celebrated. There are two different types of "scary" insects: those that are actually dangerous (watch out for these intimidating "toe-biter" bugs at your next pool party), and those that just look terrifying. Somehow, the hellgrammite is a little of both.
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6 days ago | 
hudsonvalleypost.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
Hikers exploring local trails could be in for surprise this season... if they know where to look. New York State is a nature lover's paradise, with fascinating animals (did you know these spiky mammals were great tree climbers?) and plants around every corner. That includes several flowers with some seriously impressive lifespans.
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1 week ago | 
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
In what has become an annual tradition, goats are back in Poughkeepsie to do a job that they appear to absolutely love. The Walkway Over the Hudson (below) is an amazing resource for Hudson Valley residents. It also has its share of behind-the-scenes activities (remember that mysterious net last year?). Only one activity, however, involves goats. The Walkway Over the HudsonOnce again, a gaggle of goats has been dispatched to the grounds underneath the Walkway Over the Hudson.
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1 week ago | 
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
The Bear Mountain Bridge was closed to traffic this week due to what was initially described as "police activity". Now, more information has emerged about the multi-agency response. While the initial report from the Orange County Sheriff's Office's included details about their Crisis Negotiation Team, the Westchester County Police Department recently shared the part their Emergency Service Unit played as well.
