Latest News

Feb 7, 2026

Lee-Hodge Grant Applications Now Open

CPI is accepting grant applications through March 1 to support impactful local projects.

Feb 2, 2026

2026 CPI Membership Decals Have Arrived

New 2026 membership decals are now available and help showcase support for Cobleskill Partnership Inc

Clear vinyl CPI 2026 membership decal applied to a storefront window with a downtown street reflection.

Jan 30, 2026

Tickets Now Available for Annual Soup Stroll

CPI’s popular downtown tasting event returns this March, celebrating local food and community.

Jan 29, 2026

CPI Featured in Times Journal Non-Profit Spotlight

A recent Times Journal feature highlights Cobleskill Partnership Inc.’s expanded mission, community investments, and growing impact across the Village and Town of Cobleskill.

Times Journal ‘Spotlight on Nonprofits’ article featuring Cobleskill Partnership Inc.

Jan 23, 2026

Annual Meeting Draws Strong Community Turnout

A packed Annual Meeting highlighted CPI’s goals, grant impact, and expansion of community initiatives.

Group photo of community members and CPI board members gathered indoors at the Cobleskill Partnership Inc. Annual Meeting.

Dec 22, 2025

Community Library Unveils New Sign with Lee-Hodge Grant Support

Grant-funded improvements enhance visibility, communication, and accessibility for the Community Library.

The Community Library in winter, showing the brick building and a newly installed exterior sign decorated with holiday greenery.

Dec 22, 2025

CPI Leadership Changes Announced

Cobleskill Partnership Inc. announced leadership transitions following board resignations and elections

Dec 15, 2025

CPI Annual Meeting Scheduled for January 22

Cobleskill Partnership Inc. will hold its Annual Meeting on January 22 at 6:30 PM at the Cobleskill Firehouse Meeting Room, and the public is invited to attend.

Dec 2, 2025

Schoharie County Rural Preservation Corp Completes Porch Project

Exterior repairs supported by Lee-Hodge Grant funding help preserve a vital community resource.

Front entrance of the historic Schoharie County Rural Preservation Corp with a restored porch, columns, and steps.

Oct 20, 2025

CPI Donates $2,000 to CRCS Backpack Program

Proceeds from CPI’s annual Soup Stroll help ensure Cobleskill-Richmondville students have nutritious meals all year long.

Mr. Tryon with Ms. Scofield’s class, who will be doing the shopping for the Middle School Backpack Program.

Oct 16, 2025

Cobleskill Partnership Expands Beyond Downtown

After decades of focusing on the village’s Main Street district, Cobleskill Partnership Inc. is broadening its reach to serve the entire Town of Cobleskill. The nonprofit, known for projects like the community plaza and events such as Arts in the Park and Cobleskill Day, aims to unite businesses across Routes 7, 10, and 145 to strengthen the town as a whole.

Welcome to Cobleskill Sign & Landscaping

Oct 3, 2025

Main Street Gears Up for Annual Trick or Treat Event

Cobleskill Partnership Inc. invites families downtown for safe, community-wide Halloween fun on October 31 from 3–5 p.m., with local businesses handing out treats along Main Street.

A colorful cartoon illustration of children dressed in Halloween costumes trick-or-treating along a row of friendly storefronts.

Sep 19, 2025

CPI Awards Fall 2025 Lee-Hodge Grants to Local Community Projects

CPI awards over $2,000 in community improvement funding through its Lee-Hodge Grant program to support local revitalization and public enhancement projects.

A photo of the Schoharie County Rural Preservation Corporation building, representing one of the Fall 2025 Lee-Hodge Grant recipients recognized for community improvement efforts in Cobleskill.

Sep 5, 2025

Arts in the Park Delivers a Standout Season

CPI’s summer concert series, Arts in the Park, filled Veterans Memorial Centre Park with music, vendors, and community spirit every Thursday night in downtown Cobleskill during the Summer 2025 season.

A large crowd gathers on a summer evening at Veterans Memorial Centre Park in Cobleskill, seated on lawn chairs and blankets while enjoying live music on stage during the Arts in the Park concert series.