The Baseball Hall of Fame announced the newest members of Cooperstown on Jan. 20. Andruw Jones and Carlos Beltran made the cut for the 2026 class, exceeding the 75% threshold needed for induction. While no other player even got 60% of the BBWAA votes,

Troy, N.Y. — Cooperstown girls basketball rode some lockdown defensive quarters on its way to the Class C state semifinals. The Hawkeyes held sectional title game foe Hamilton to just three third-quarter points on March 9 and pulled away from regional ...

VALMEYER, Ill. — The village of Valmeyer, Illinois has a population of about 1,200 people. 12-year-old Jace Wuelling is one of those residents, and he happens to have the biggest bragging rights in town. Jace and his 12U MOCO Tribe teammates were ...

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- A new mural is bringing excitement to the Cooperstown Farmers Market. The mural, created by local artist Sasha Glinski, will cover the entire west wall of the market. Organizers said it was funded by the New York State Farmers Market Resiliency Program grant and will feature the slogan “Rooted in Community.”

Cooperstown will welcome a new Baseball Hall of Fame class in July, with two official additions to the class announced Tuesday night.

Two greats will take their place alongside baseball’s immortals in Cooperstown this summer, and several others once thought to be long shots might have a realistic chance in the years to

The Cooperstown Central School District recently shared state assessment results with the Board of Education for grades 3–8, representing Cooperstown’s strongest performance in the past five years. According to a news release,