What Gen Zers at SU think about themselves
Growing up with social media, Gen Z, people born between 1997 and 2012, have been much maligned. While it’s nothing new for older generations to complain about younger ones (just…
The Erie Canal Museum’s Gingerbread Gallery spreads holiday joy for its 40th year
The museum sees around 5,000 to 6,000 visitors at this gallery every year. © Anna McCusker 2025 The Erie Canal Museum has kicked off one of Syracuse’s most cherished holiday…
Fayetteville Free Library decks the halls with Holiday Art Showcase
The Fayetteville Free Library's latest collaboration with the Associated Artists of CNY brings the 'Tis the Season showcase to the community.
The Art Mart supports local artists during the holidays
Art Mart, a unique holiday marketplace in downtown Syracuse, has been connecting local artists with gift shoppers for 70 years. The gallery features creations from more than 30 local artists…
Mizpah Bar brings new life to a vacant Syracuse church
A historic Syracuse church that sat empty for over three decades is being transformed into a wine bar. The Mizpah Tower, formerly the First Baptist Church, hosted its first tasting…
International Thanksgiving offers brief space of connection
All are welcome at SU's 41st International Thanksgiving celebration
Local shelter pup turns trauma into a love for car rides
A local CNY pup enjoys going on car rides months after being struck by one.
Brady Farm brings sustainable food to Syracuse’s Southside
On a chilly Saturday morning, Brady Farm welcomes locals into its barn market to a table and fridge filled with produce: kale, carrots, squash, and the last greens of the…
Demand at Syracuse food pantry doubles as SNAP delays hit families
A pause in SNAP benefits and rising food prices are pushing more Syracuse families to local food pantries. The Plymouth Church Food Pantry has seen demand double as Thanksgiving approaches,…
Incoming Onondaga County Legislature Chair lays out vision for county’s next chapter
Incoming county legislature chair Nicole Watts outlines the caucus's priorities for when they are in the majority starting in January.