Women First
Tracy Higginbotham: 20 Years Putting Women First in Business By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant For the past 20 years, Tracy Higginbotham has promoted women in business through her Women TIES…
Bad News for Start-up Businesses
Study: New York state second most expensive place to start a business By Stefan Yablonski An unprecedented 25.6 million Americans started their own businesses over the last five years,…
Staffing Shortages Hamper Businesses
By Stefan Yablonski Some businesses are experiencing staffing shortages; company leaders are struggling to find workers to fill manufacturing openings. In a recent survey of more than 400 U.S.…
The carousel was one of the main draws at Fulton’s Recreation Park.
Book Celebrates Fulton’s Lake Neatahwanta
Local authors’ new book highlights Fulton’s Lake Neatahwanta and Recreation Park By Stefan Yablonski “Hiding from the River: A History of Lake Neatahwanta and Recreation Park” was co-authored by…
Caraccioli Brothers Tom and Jerry Launch New Book on Hockey
Book is designed for young hockey players and those who want to learn more about hockey legends While our readers have gotten used to seeing their stories populate the…
Is AM Radio Dead in CENTRAL NEW YORK?
Its glory days may be in the past but 1 in 3 people older than 50 access AM radio at least once a month, usually in their vehicles By Aaron…
Real Estate Pros Share Their Outlook for 2025
Interviews by Stefan Yablonski “I expect to see an uptick in the number of homes for sale as we continue through 2025. As new buyers enter the market, taking…
Home at 50 Hart St. Oswego listed for 379,000 in February.
Real Estate: Things Are Tough Out There. Not So Much in CNY
Home sales in the U.S. in 2024 were at their lowest level in almost 30 years. The market Central New York saw only a slight decrease — and 2025 promises…
For Sale: A Common Sign On Land Around Micron Project in Clay
By Mary Beth Roach The proposed Micron chip fabrication plant in the town of Clay has the potential of launching a new industrial revolution and with that comes the…
Community Colleges See Steep Drop in Enrollment
New programs, partnerships and courses are helping them reverse the trend By Aaron Gifford Post-secondary education enrollment began a steady decline around 2010, largely because of lower birth rates.…