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Editorial • April 2020

After the San Francisco earthquake in April 114 years ago, an 8-year-old girl saw her parents and others open theirContinue Reading

For the first time in 124 years, spring arrives early. Usually the vernal equinox occurs on March 20 or 21,Continue Reading

Two events in Peekskill this weekend illustrate what happens when a person is committed to a vision. The Garden MuralContinue Reading

If ‘location, location, location’ is the mantra of real estate, ‘timing is everything’ is the mantra when it comes toContinue Reading

Last week, guest author Deb Carlin Polhill presented the story of L. Frank Baum, author of the beloved classic, WizardContinue Reading

A snapshot illustrating one of Peekskill’s strongest attributes was on full display Monday night at the high school during theContinue Reading

Peekskill’s spectacular location on the Hudson River makes it a natural for pleasure craft. But that wasn’t always the case.Continue Reading

Who knows what you’ll find when going through a home that has been lived in for some 60 plus years.Continue Reading

by Peekskill Herald June 6, 2019

When Laura Perkins moved to Peekskill in 2009 she reached out to every principal in the school district about herContinue Reading

by Peekskill Herald May 30, 2019

Art in all its forms is front and center this weekend as The Peekskill Arts Alliance hosts the 22nd AnnualContinue Reading

by Peekskill Herald May 23, 2019

A desire to keep trees out of the waste stream fueled Jeff Dain’s decision to purchase a sawmill, put itContinue Reading

by Peekskill Herald May 16, 2019

This Saturday, May 18, if you see people walking through the downtown picking up litter, they are getting a jumpstartContinue Reading