Ken Dudley started his business from the front porch of his Freehold home nearly 40 years ago. Aptly described by his daughter (Donna Mae Dudley-Klob) as an entrepreneur/risk-taker, Ken and his wife wanted to raise their family in a place where kids played outside, people looked out for each other, and he could build a future.
Read MoreNeal Gary has owned a home in Hunter since 1978. After years of operating his world-class custom window treatments business downstate, his dream was to get up in the morning, grab his skis, and make a couple of runs down Hunter Mountain before heading to the office. So, in August 2015, he purchased a 27,000 square foot facility at 4750 Route 145, just south of the County Line in Durham.
Read MoreHave you ever wanted to own chickens for the benefit of having farm-fresh eggs at your fingertips every morning? Well, you’re not alone! Lots of families around the country would love to own chickens but just don’t have the space, don’t have the resources to keep the chickens healthy, or just simply don’t have the time to take good care of the chickens. That’s where a company called “Rent The Chicken” comes in handy!
Read MoreOriginally from Cairo, Sheila Gallagher, like so many others, graduated from High School and moved away. After calling Texas home, then Connecticut, Sheila came back with a passion. For the past 3-1/2 months she has built a growing Wellness Services business at 515 Main Street in Cairo. A tanning salon had been operating there for a couple of years, but was floundering. Sheila bought the business, located in an historic Cairo Main Street building, changed its name, and under her guidance and vision, Gallagher’s Catching Rays focusses on helping people feel better both physically and mentally with private relaxation and wellness treatments.
Read MoreThe benefit of two major 2015 Hunter Mountain festivals to Greene County Businesses was officially quantified by Perry Analytics, LLC in reports produced for Townsquare Media and recently released. These reports specifically focus on the revenue coming into Greene County from attendees who live outside Greene, Dutchess, Ulster, and Columbia Counties. The numbers are impressive, especially because they do not include ticket purchases or any in-festival spending by attendees.
Read MoreRepurposing old furniture with Annie Sloan CHALK PAINT® is a global phenomenon, but did you know that there is a licensed retailer for the products and an expert in using them right here in Greene County?
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In our 21st century, ‘Throw-Away’ consumer society, it’s refreshing to know that you can still get quality repairs done when one of your favorite things needs attention! In Catskill, two of these businesses are literally next door to each other on Main Street.
American Dance Institute (ADI), originally located in Rockville, MD., is set to move its headquarters to Catskill to a waterfront site on the Catskill Creek, formerly a lumberyard.
Read MoreHunter Mountain ski resort is set to be sold!
Read MoreFreehold Pizza & Grill, a restaurant offering authentic Italian cuisine, has recently opened with great success in Greene County.
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