Hudson Valley Post

2 days ago | hudsonvalleypost.com | Jess Buono

It's going to be a funny summer in Sullivan County!As the warmer months started to roll in across the Hudson Valley region, the schedule of events for Bethel Woods slowly began to be released. In April of 2025, we learned that several hilarious comedians would be making  a stop at the Sullivan County venue during the concert season. Comedian John Mulaney announced a 32 city tour that would be making a stop at Bethel Woods. Mulaney is set to bring along a couple of pretty funny friends too.

5 days ago | hudsonvalleypost.com | Andrew Boris

A huge building being constructed in Poughkeepsie, NY will soon house the most powerful piece of computing technology to ever exist. IBM announced this week that it would be unleashing the first large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer in just a few short years. The technology is expected to give way to incredible advances in artificial intelligence, medicine, finance and other businesses that require massive amounts of data processing.

5 days ago | hudsonvalleypost.com | Andrew Boris

Bakers throughout New York have been on the hunt for an important ingredient that no longer seems to exist. Could this be the end of your favorite recipe? Hudson Valley residents have gotten used to shortages and supply issues. Ever since the pandemic, we've seen periods when certain staples have been completely out of stock.

6 days ago | hudsonvalleypost.com | Cj McIntyre

Have you ever seen this bridge before in Upstate New York? Apparently, it has a few unique names, including one that celebrates the queen of country music!Almost all of us have spent a few minutes (hours) aimlessly scrolling through social media, peeking at pictures of friends, and watching videos of the most random things. Yes, we've all done it, and if you aren't careful, time can get away from you, but sometimes an aimless scroll session can result in discovering something new.

1 week ago | hudsonvalleypost.com | Bobby Welber

A Hudson Valley man just learned his punishment after admitting he drove while barely awake and fatally hit a student just moments after graduation. The man behind the wheel during an accident that took the life of a Bard College student found out his punishment for that crime. Dutchess County District Attorney Anthony Parisi announced that 42-year-old Rohan Patrick was sentenced to 364 days in jail. Patrick pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide, a class E felony, in March.