The museum’s America 250 Campaign is fueled by the stories that donors, members and fans fondly share about their visits to Cooperstown. The campaign will ensure that these stories live on forever, officials said.…
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The Cooperstown Cowboys are working to build a version of baseball that looks and feels different from the competitive, stats‑driven culture many adults remember. Their guiding philosophy—that “ballers of all ages, creeds, skill levels and backgrounds are welcome”...…
Hawkeyes head coach John Lambert said the championship validated months of preparation and consistency. “The season was great. Hard to not love going undefeated. It is very rare.”…
Nettuno’s connection to the United States began during World War II, when American troops landed on the nearby shores as part of the Allied effort to liberate Rome from Nazi occupation. The fighting was intense and costly.…
We’re only halfway through 2026, and it’s already been a big year for celebrating milestone anniversaries here in Cooperstown, across the country, and throughout the baseball community.…
All veterans who purchase tickets for the "Hall of Fame Military Classic" will receive an equal number of museum passes, good for Saturday, May 23. As always, active military members and 20-year retired career military receive free admission to the museum every day of the year.…
The entry fee of $60.00 per person includes cart and greens fees plus food and beverages at the Picnic at the Pavilion, which will include an auction and awards ceremony following play.…
“We are so grateful to Ebbets Field for creating jerseys that represent the spirit of the Hall of Fame Military Classic,” said Josh Rawitch, president of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.…
The Oneonta High School varsity girls softball team capped a strong showing on April 16 by winning the 35th Sidney Federal Credit Union Softball Tournament, defeating both Norwich and Sidney to claim the tournament title.…
The team will lose six graduating seniors this year: Cooper Coleman, Jackson Crisman, Brenin Dempsey, Christian Lawson, Benjamin Lewis and Miles Nelen. These seniors made a tremendous impact on the team, in particular toward the underclassmen who look up to them.…
