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Members of the Mavericks Competitive Cheer Program Special Ops team, for youth ages 12 and under, go through their routine recently. The Mavericks Competitive Cheer Program won big at a national event in Buffalo and now has its sights set on international competitions.
CNY cheer team sets sights on international competition
The Mavericks Competitive Cheer Program won big at nationals in Buffalo and now has its sights set on international competitions. more
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Staff at Many Maple Farms examined these test samples of syrup after a boil in February.
Maple in Madison County looking sweet
Maple’s becoming more popular than ever, and with this year’s syrup sweeter than ever, Maple Weekend in Madison County, which will be held over the weekends of both March 18-19. more
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Kelly Blazosky of Oneida County Tourism at the Doubletree Inn at Hotel Utica on Friday, September 22, 2017 in Utica, NY. (PHOTO BY NANCY L. FORD)
Oneida County tourism leader appointed to state advisory council
Oneida County Tourism President Kelly Blazosky has been appointed to the New York State Tourism Advisory Council by Gov. Kathy Hochul. more
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Oneida Mayor Helen Acker looks over her schedule as she gets ready for a typical day, trying to help tackle issues for residents of Madison County’s most populous city. After two terms as the city’s top elected official, Acker has decided not to seek reelection and looks ahead to clearing her calendar to make time for some travel and other leisurely pursuits.
Acker won’t seek reelection in Oneida
There’s been a lot on the plate of Mayor Helen Acker since she was elected to the city’s top post in 2019. more
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Madison County officials cite host of accomplishments in 2022 annual review
Though 2022 was a rough year for many, Madison County persevered and worked to make life better for its residents, said Madison County Administrator Mark Scimone. more
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Oneida Office Supply Owner Nancy Kinney and Manager Stacy Jones are happy to help anyone who comes through their door, whether they’re looking for a gift, a new business card or school or office supplies.
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Oneida shop more than an office store
A staple of the community, Oneida Office Supply is more than an office supply store. more
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Oneida Police Chief Steve Lowell takes his oath of office at a swearing-in ceremony in the Oneida Common Council on Thursday, March 9.
Steve Lowell sworn in as Oneida police chief
Steve Lowell was sworn in as Oneida’s new police chief on Thursday in the Common Council chambers of City Hall. more
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Faith Musachio, of Canastota, volunteers at Church on the Rock in Oneida, helping serve hot meals to those in need.
Helping others harder than ever yet Church on the Rock persists
Since its inception in 1989, the Church on the Rock has found it hard to help everyone in need but is doing everything it can, despite the difficulties, says Pastor Jeff Leahey. more
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The Oneida Common Council meets for its regular meeting on Tuesday, March 7.
Bid for fluoridated water doesn’t float with members of Oneida Common Council
The prospect of fluoridated water in the city of Oneida came before the council again and was quickly voted down. more
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Old Phoebe Bradley was an eccentric wanderer who traveled the back roads of Northern Madison County during the late 19th century.
Old Phoebe’s legend immortalized with marker in Canastota
There will be a ceremony on Monday, April 3 at 5:30 p.m. in Canastota in dedication of Old Phoebe Bradley. more
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Abbey Woodcock, co-owner of Callee 1945, holds the door open to the store and happily invites anyone to stop on by for a sample
Specialty shop turning out to be a big wheel in downtown Oneida
At Callee 1945, you don’t have to be chary when choosing your cheeses. more
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A variety of THC and CBD infused seltzers are now available at Stockdale’s Bar and Grill in Oriskany.
Local bar and grill receives state cannabis license
Stockdale’s Bar and Grill, 103 River St., has been awarded a Conditional Adult-Use Retail Dispensary License from the state’s Cannabis Control Board and the Office of Cannabis Management. more
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The five-way intersection on Route 12B in Hamilton
Enhancements could lead to transformation in Hamilton
Having secured $2.25 million in funding from New York State's NY Forward program, officials are ready to transform the village of Hamilton for the better. more
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Youth volunteers from Our Lady of Good Counsel in Verona work to assemble meals at Karing Kitchen on Thursday, Feb. 23. Pictured is Kaitlyn Grems, 13, of Durhamville, who attends Holy Cross Academy. Students are currently on mid-winter vacation
Oneida Elks donate $2,500 to Karing Kitchen
The Oneida Elks Lodge #767 presented a check for $2,500 to Karing Kitchen in Oneida. more
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The Hotel Oneida has long been a sore topic in Oneida as the vacant building has sat empty on the main drag, but the renovation project plans to breathe new life into the property and make it a central gathering place once again
Shuttered Hotel Oneida headed back into the limelight
Hotel Oneida used to be a hub of social gathering and community, and the city of Oneida wants to bring that spirit back. more
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7 Kitchens is Turning Stone’s largest restaurant.
Oneida Nation Enterprises aims to build on record-breaking year
Oneida Nation Enterprise (ONE)  has had a busy and successful year, with awards, expansions, and record-breaking increases in reinvestments. more
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Work continues at Air City Lofts on Monday, Feb. 13.
Griffiss Park: A vibrant center for private, public enterprises
As more businesses move in, the Griffiss Business and Technology Park has grown steadily over the years. more
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The Oneida Common Council meets for its regular agenda on Tuesday, Feb. 21. Among the items approved include a contract for body cameras for police officers.
Oneida moves step closer to body cameras for police
The Oneida City Police Department has taken the next step to outfit its officers with body cameras after the city council approved the contract at Tuesday’s Common Council meeting. more
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The Order of Owl’s Nest 1606 in Oneida donated $2,000 to Wanderers’ Rest Human Association. From left: Danielle Schermerhorn, shelter office manager; Lewis Carinci, Wanderers’ Rest board president; John Smoyer, Owl’s Nest president; George Williams, Owl’s Nest past president; William Berdanier, Owl’s Nest treasurer; Bob Dingman, Owl’s Nest trustee; George Williams III, Owl’s Nest secretary; and Zeus, a Siberian husky.
Owl’s Nest donation to help abandoned dog get needed surgery
The Order of Owl’s Nest 1606 in Oneida donated $2,000 to Wanderers’ Rest Humane Association, which will go toward emergency surgery for one of their dogs. more
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GSC Environmental Educator Gina Sciarra paints the face of a child at the Great Swamp Conservancy's Winter Hibernation Festival on Saturday, Feb, 18
Great Swamp Hibernation Festival fun for all
The Great Swamp Conservancy in Canastota was abuzz with excitement at their Winter Hibernation Festival on Saturday. more
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