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The new Munson is unfurled Tuesday afternoon with Anna D’Ambrosio, president and CEO of the facility leading the ceremony.
Iconic arts organization rebrands, shares vision for future
Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute, the 104-year-old arts organization in Utica, has rebranded to clarify their identity and shared their vision for the future of the arts campus. more
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Brooklyn Pickle is almost ready in downtown Utica as shown in this photo Tuesday, March 28, of its new location at 600 State St. which is set to open on Monday, April 17.
Brooklyn Pickle sets April 17 opening date for Utica site
Almost a year after announcing that Syracuse staple Brooklyn Pickle is coming to Utica, a date has been set for a grand opening. more
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Mark Blask
MRB Group welcomes Blask
MRB Group, a Rochester-based engineering, architecture and planning firm, has hired Mark Blask as a senior municipal advisor. more
Yorkville Police investigate after the driver of this SUV crashed into the front of Holland Farms Bakery & Deli on Oriskany Boulevard in Yorkville Friday afternoon.
No injuries after SUV crashes into Holland Farms
No one was injured when a motor vehicle crashed into the front of Holland Farms Bakery & Deli on Oriskany Boulevard Friday afternoon, according to the Yorkville Police Department. more
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Rocco F. Arcuri, Sr., president and CEO of Adirondack Bank.
Adirondack Bank supports Kelberman Center, autism acceptance
Officials with the Kelberman Center say Adirondack Bank is helping the  community in a big way. more
Worthy owner Jennifer Bailey operates her store on an idea of women helping women and believes “… every woman is worthy.”
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Local resale store offers upscale and designer brands
Every woman is worthy of looking and feeling their best, and a resale store in Oneida has everything they need to do that. more
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Sovena at Griffiss Business and Technology Park
Sovena USA partners with local STEM program
Sovena USA of Rome, one of the largest olive oil companies in the world, has partnered with the Griffiss Institute on the creation and support of their STEM camps and programs in the community. more
The former site of Peepers and The Compound, 104-106 Genesee St. in Utica. With both businesses closed, Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri said changes are on the horizon to the popular Bagg’s Square plaza.
Business closures to bring new opportunities for Bagg’s Square
The closure of two adjacent businesses in Bagg’s Square has opened the opportunity for renovations to begin. more
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The former JCPenney department store at Freedom Plaza in Rome, which shuttered its doors more than two years ago, could get a new tenant. The website of the property’s owner shows the space could be home to a new Hobby Lobby store; confirmation by city or other officials was not immediately available.
Hobby Lobby could be future tenant in Rome plaza
A Hobby Lobby store may become a future tenant of Freedom Plaza, 205 Erie Blvd. W., according to a listing on the DCL Management Corp. website on Friday, March 17. more
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For the 12-month period ending January 2023, private sector employment rose 3,100, or 3.5%, to 91,300 in the Utica-Rome area with job gains of 1,200 were posted in education and health services.
Area jobless rate ticks up slightly to 4.5%
The unemployment rate in the Utica-Rome area increased from 4.4% in January 2022 to 4.5% in January 2023. more
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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An illustration of the planned mixed-use building that will go up in Utica’s Bagg’s Square.
New mixed-use development coming to Bagg’s Square
Mohawk Valley Garden Corporation is planning to build a mixed-use complex in Utica’s Bagg’s Square district. more
In this 2021 file photo, the Wagner Farm wagon ride is making its way through the sunflower fields off Old Oneida Road.
Popular accessible wagon at Wagner Farms decommissioned
The owners of Wagner Farms, 5841 Old Oneida Road, announced they have decommissioned “The Leo” — the farm’s second wheelchair accessible Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant wagon ride. 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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Close up shot of a PAR Government employee demonstrating Sit(x) situational awareness solution.
PAR Government starts 2023 with a win
PAR Government is a leader in providing computer-based system design, engineering and technical services to the Department of Defense and various federal agencies. more
The par 4 12th hole at Rome Country Club has never had a cart path from the bridge to the green but a cart path has been cut and gravel put down and when it warms up blacktop will be installed.
Rome Country Club swinging into 2023 with many improvements
Rome Country Club has made many enhancements to provide for another successful year. more
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Some arcade games have arrived at King Pin Lanes waiting to be installed in the new gaming area at the East Dominick Street bowling center. The arcade is scheduled to open sometime in the spring.
SNAPSHOT: King Pin Lanes develops arcade
King Pin Lanes on East Dominick Street in Rome, is turning old lanes into an arcade and games area. more
A CABVI employee packages a home health kit. A total of 38,901 home health kits were built in just 10 business days by a team from CABVI’s Central Industries.
CABVI continues growing commercial solutions, filling biggest order to date
The success of CABVI Solutions, a full-service business service provider, continues to swell as CABVI’s largest commercial order was placed and filled for Medline Industries, LP. more
Boxes upon boxes of comic book back issues are available to look through and buy at Ravenswood in New Hartford. The comic shop also hosts weekly game nights for Magic the Gathering players.
New ownership at Ravenswood keeps focus on comics
Peter Parker is still Spider-Man. Clark Kent is still Superman. But the Ravenswood comic book shop in New Hartford looks a little different these days. more
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The Tramontane Cafe, The Tram, at 1105 Lincoln Ave. in Utica.
Neighborhood cafe serves up coffee, community and creativity
From the eclectic decor to the overall welcoming atmosphere, Tramontane Cafe provides their customers with more than what a typical coffeehouse does. more
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