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Nestled in picturesque upstate New York, Schoharie County is located about 30 miles west of the Empire State’s capital of Albany and just 150 miles north of New York City.
Schoharie County is an agricultural-based rural community in Central New York with just over 30,000 residents, spread out over 16 towns and six separate villages (Cobleskill, Esperance, Middleburgh, Schoharie, Sharon Springs, and Richmondville), featuring pedestrian-friendly, walkable historic downtown areas, flanked by retail stores and restaurants.
The county overlaps with three unique regional economies: the Albany/Capital District area to the east, the Mohawk Valley Region to the west, and the Catskills/Appalachian region to the south.
The Ice Burgh opened on May 1st serving soft serve and hard ice cream, milkshakes, hot dogs, hamburgers and a variety of fried foods.
The Ice Burgh is located at 2099 State Route 145 in Middleburgh. Follow The Ice Burgh Facebook page for updates on new menu items and more!
Do you love ice cream as much as we do? Check out this blog from Visit Schoharie County about the ice cream stands galore in Schoharie County!
Black Willow Pond Farm is a pasture-based farm located in Cobleskill. Black Willow Pond Farm is owned and operated by Carrie Edsall, with the help of her husband Dan, and two sons, Jacob and Luke. Carrie raises pasture raised chickens, turkeys and pigs, and 100% grassfed Katahdin hair sheep.
In collaboration with Carrie’s generational dairy farm, Black Willow Pond Farm also offers beef, veal and creamline milk.
Black Willow Pond Farm products are available for shipping, at the farm store, or at the Cooperstown Farmer’s Market.
Follow Black Willow Pond Farm on Facebook and Instagram to see Carrie’s everyday life and stay up to date on specials and new products.
Visit blackwillowpondfarm.com to learn more about the farm and purchase some of Black Willow Pond Farm’s high quality products.
Washington DC & Schoharie County, NY (June 30, 2021) – During National Dairy Month, the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) announced the approval of a grant in the amount of $25,000 to the Schoharie Economic Enterprise Corporation (SEEC) to fund, in part, a Regional Independent Food Processing Feasibility Study. SEEC and Carver Companies have teamed-up to…
