Syracuse bars have option to remain open until 4 a.m. during World Cup
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced bars and restaurants across New York could serve alcohol for extended hours for sports fans to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Syracuse celebrates Global Running Day through community and inclusivity
Global Running Day encourages everyone to get out for a run, no matter their age, pace, or even the distance. Community spaces make that encouragement easier.
Too Good To Go app expands in Syracuse, bringing more deals to members while reducing food waste
Some users and businesses have noted a “hit or miss” experience with Too Good To Go as it gains more attention in Syracuse.
Columbus Bakery in Syracuse sees continued growth after over 130 years of business
Columbus Bakery in Syracuse opened doors in 1895. 130 years later, the bakery remains exactly the same. Walking through the front doors of Columbus is a step into a time…
Syracuse Half Marathon sells out, returns with changes due to I-81 project
Runners, spectators, and event coordinators are gearing up for March 22nd, 2026 – the 13th Syracuse Half Marathon. The race is sold out with 3,000 participants ready to line the…
Salt City Market celebrates five years of business with a ‘Soup Flight Night’
Salt City Market in Syracuse hosted a 'Soup Flight Night' to celebrate 5 years of business in downtown Syracuse. Vendors and Market staff reflected on the relationships they've built over…
Election Day is ‘for all,’ says Israeli immigrant in Liverpool
Many voters in Central New York come from different backgrounds and have unique opinions that influence their democratic decisions.
Local community fridge opens second location to help prepare for SNAP cut offs
The Syracuse Community Fridge, a free food resource, recently opened a second location in lieu of the Nov. 1st SNAP benefit cutoffs.