Good morning, Schenectady.

Schultz Garden Center in Glenville opens its 2026 season today at 88 Hetcheltown Road, with a third-generation farm growing over 500,000 plants on site for visitors to enjoy spring beauty.

Hewitt’s Garden Centers, a top-five independent garden center in the Capital Region, offers native plants, custom fertilizers and expert advice for local gardeners.

The center continues to expand its services to support community gardening.

President Elizabeth Kiss joined a panel at the Carver Companies Corporate Office Auditorium in Albany on Apr.

22 to discuss innovative efforts at Union College, including boosting enrollment and microcredentials. She became the first female leader in 231 years when she took charge last July.

Union’s Rocket Club won first place in the Deployable Payload Event at Battle of the Rockets in Culpeper, Va earlier this month after launching its home-built rocket Charger, which met all competition requirements.

The club plans a hobby launch before spring ends to attract new members.

Schenectady County’s Summer Youth Employment Program offers paid, six-week summer positions with job coaching and resume building for youth ages 14–24, giving young locals a valuable chance to gain work experience.

Metroplex took over the historic Parker Inn (known as the Needle Building) via eminent domain.

Officials said the move aims to manage the downtown property and preserve its legacy.

Scotty McCreery Concert

7-10 p.m. — Proctors — Ticket price varies — Enjoy a night of country music with Scotty McCreery, a celebrated artist with deep roots in the genre.