Micron’s first construction phase signals big shifts ahead for local small businesses
Hear from two local Clay business owners who will provide their thoughts and opinions on the Micron Project and how they think it will affect the future of Central New…
Central New York ski season off to a promising start
PlayThis year's ski season is off to another solid start. After years of unseasonably warm and dry weather, Central New York's ski season is off to a strong start. Last…
Local small businesses thrive at Harvey’s Garden Holiday Market
Ahead of the holiday season, Harvey's Garden Holiday Market invited local vendors to showcase their work to the community.
Lake effect snow continues to affect off-campus Syracuse University students
Off-campus Syracuse University students voice concerns after major snowfall
Art haus SYR brings love and local art together in new downtown exhibit
A new exhibit inspired by love is on display at ArtHaus in downtown Syracuse. Love Story showcases the colorful works of creative couple Path Soong and Jeff Gordon through January…
SU students join Bills Mafia as fans brave snow for Bills vs. Bengals tailgate
Highmark Stadium has been open since 1973 and can hold 71,000 Bills fans. ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Snow, wind, and freezing temperatures didn’t stop fans from packing the lots outside…
The ‘Curd Nerd’ expands her expertise into a cheese-centric sister restaurant
Sarah Simiele, famed cheesemonger of The Curd Nerd cheese shop, takes a leap with The Wedge Sarah Simiele is a self-proclaimed cheese wiz. Since 2022, she’s been spreading cheese expertise…
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…
Immigration enforcement in CNY affecting agriculture industry
For three generations, Fouts Farm has stood tall. Now, owner Paul Fouts is worried immigration enforcement could put his farm in jeopardy.
Local nonprofit mourns people lost to AIDS, and celebrates life
World AIDS Day is December 1st, and Syracuse-based organization ACR health held an event in commemoration of the deadly epidemic