Niagara Falls State Park

Some local officials had been expecting more than 1 million people to head to the region.

If you need to use the Buffalo and Erie County Public Library, but you can't make it in to a branch, they've still got you covered.

This is a big deal!

The nations oldest state park just got a fancy new upgrade which should help the more than 9 million people who visit Niagara Falls feel a little more welcome.

There are all kinds of great gems in Western New York and here's another one for you to check out

Niagara Falls State Park is expanding and offering panoramic views as state and local officials cut the ribbon at the new “Gorgeview.”

Local Restaurant Week is going on right now in Buffalo. Many restaurants around the area will offer discounted set prices on lunches and dinners. Dozens of summer jobs are up for grabs at Niagara Falls State Park.Delaware North officials say job fairs will be held today and tomorrow to find 175 food service jobs, including cooks, servers and bartenders.  In ... Read More ...

No disrespect intended towards the smaller towns I used to live in but, when people ask me, "why do you want to move back to Buffalo?" I reply, because there is SO much to do there. There is ALWAYS something going on in Buffalo and Western New York, for example, comedian Rich Vos will take the stage at Helium Comedy Club for much of this weekend.

The Tour De Cure is an event near and dear to me. I'm proud to say that I've been assisting these events for many years. Now, we are just a days away from the American Diabetes Association’s ‘Tour De Cure’ of Western New York! Let’s make a 'chain' reaction on Saturday June 6, 2015 on Old Falls Street in Niagara Falls.

Niagara Falls State Park, one of the oldest in the nation is getting a facelift, of sorts. NYS Parks Commissioner Rose Harvey has made Niagara Falls State Park a priority

The Maid of the Mist Corporation's idea to build a new boat storage facility on the American side of the Falls was met with less-than-favorable reviews from state parks officials this week.