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  • Main Street’s 2025 Holiday Gift Guide

    Happy December! The holidays are right around the corner, and like many others, we have also been busy gift shopping for all of our loved ones. We've done research on some of the best affordable, local gifts, reached out to local business to share their recommendations, and even included some of our favorites, too! Happy shopping + happy holidays! 

  • Kingston-based Irish musician Sean Griffin discusses his new single, “People Are Mad,” and his forthcoming solo album

    Sean Griffin has been steeped in traditional Irish music since he was a child. However, Griffin wasn’t motivated to make music himself until he [...]

  • Wolf Alice channels eighties pop rock on The Clearing: Album Review

    Although UK-based band Wolf Alice has been making pop rock for over a decade, they find themselves right at home in a bout of [...]

  • Tyler Childers’ Snipe Hunter is a sharp display of a changing personality: Album Review

    Tyler Childers has been quite an anomaly in modern country music. The Kentucky-born singer-songwriter has achieved massive success – his 2017 full-length debut album [...]

Latest Moxie Podcast

In this episode, CB talks about what he calls caregiving moxie — the quiet courage it takes to get up each morning and do hard things out of love, partnership, and loyalty. He shares what he’s learned about leaning on family, friends, and healthcare professionals, sitting with a wide range of emotions, and trying to make sense of a chapter neither of them planned for.

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Health & Wellness

  • It’s May! Beyond Mother’s Day, National Nurses Day, Armed Forces Day, and Memorial Day weekend, May also marks Mental Health Awareness Month.

  • April marks Alcohol Awareness Month – time to gain knowledge and awareness about alcohol consumption in America.

  • This month, we are focusing on heart. Beyond Valentine’s Day, February also marks American Heart Month—a national observance led by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention and American Heart Association.

  • This month, we are focusing on heart. Beyond Valentine’s Day, February also marks American Heart Month—a national observance led by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention and American Heart Association.

AUTHOR PROFILES & BOOKISH THINGS

  • HOW JULIA FINLEY MOSCA’S STORY-TELLING JOURNEY BROUGHT HER FROM PINE PLAINS TO HOLLYWOOD AND BEYOND

    If you’ve ever had those “whatever happened to so-and-so from elementary school” moments and wondered how that person was doing or if they ever achieved their Hollywood dreams, well, wonder no more about Julia Finley Mosca who hailed from Pine Plains, NY.

  • BETTER AT HOME

    “I’ve always been interested in food, but I didn’t initially see it as a formal career path. I majored in musical theater after all,” chef and author Colu Henry muses. Henry’s winding career history has led to the publication of her third cookbook, Better at Home: Recipes for Big Nights In, which releases on March 10, 2026. 

  • Finding the confidence to travel the world with Caryl Dolinko’s A Woman’s Guide to World Travel

    Caryl Dolinko, author of A Woman’s Guide to World Travel, shares her motivation to begin traveling, offering practical travel advice in her workshops and courses, and encouraging women of all ages to travel the world. 

  • All about whiskey: Noah Rothbaum on his new book, The Whiskey Bible: A Complete Guide to the World’s Greatest Spirit

    Drinks expert and award-winning author Noah Rothbaum has spent 25 years researching, reporting, and tasting whiskeys from around the world.

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