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After a many months’ closure, the Johnstown Historical Society is reopening their museum building located at 17 N William St, Johnstown, NY. The grand opening celebration is free and open to the public on Friday, June 13th from 6pm to 9pm

Exploring the stories within our community told by those most affected by them. This is a story about a daughter and her father. This is Stacy's story.

Local cities to host Memorial Day Parade and Services to celebrate and honor the men and women of the U.S. military who have died in service to the country

Photos courtesy of the Johnstown High School 1965 yearbook the Baronet. Photo 1: Betty Thiele, Captain Majorettes. Photo 2: Color Guards left to right row 1, Linda Sprung, Joan Grecco, Carol Rizicka, Captain, Sally Klock, Mary Marrino and row 2 Debbie Ehle and Linda France. According to the yearbook the Color Guards, Marchers, and Twirlers had "long, tedious practices after school" supporting the football team and marching "in the Memorial Day Parade" among other events. The JHS Class of 1965 will have their 60th reunion this year. The current Johnstown Color Guard will participate in both the Johnstown Memorial Service and the Gloversville Memorial Day Parade this Memorial Day, Monday, May 26th.

Pictured rain drops on a memorial "Dedicated to the memory of the Veterans of Fulton County" erected in 1947

The end of May officially kicks off the summer season and all the celebratory get togethers, parties, events, and vacations.

A soldier is depicted as standing watch at the Johnstown Civil War Memorial on Union Place across from Union Hall Inn Restaurant in Johnstown between E. State and E. Main Streets that was erected in 1910.

Welcome to the inaugural summer of Camp Twig. We are just getting started this year with much to be added.

Be a part of Twig! We are looking for those who have a story to tell and those who would like to report and write for us.