fourth of july

Want to see some fireworks for the 4th of July? Here's a list in central and upstate New York.

Want to see some fireworks for the 4th of July? Here's a list in central and upstate New York.

Central New York native and veteran, Greg Hanna, participated in a fun-filled family July 4th weekend. Part of the reunion was costume-themed days and events, such as kick ball. As the evening started to dwindle Greg emerged from the house dressed as the majestic, 'Gandolf the Grey.' What …

One of the best weekends of the summer is 4th of July weekend. While celebrating our nation's birthday Americans partake in fun activities including barbecues, camping, swimming, and of course fireworks. Whether you're grilling, enjoying a backyard or camp fire, or setting off fireworks safety is al…

What better way to celebrate Independence Day in Central New York than to see some fireworks? Here are some places you can check them out:

Looking to have patriotic jello shots on Memorial Day, Fourth of July, or Labor Day? Here's a quick and easy recipe you can make.

Over Memorial Day all over Central New York many local celebrations took place honoring men and women who served our country, and provided our freedom. While driving in New Hartford, I noticed a business had their flag displayed like this:

With the fourth of July holiday coming up, we all probably will have a few rounds at the grill. Seeing that I host a request hour called "Greg's Grill", weekdays at noon on Big Frog 104, I thought I should be able to offer some grilling tips.

American popular music has been around since before America even declared its independence. 'Yankee Doodle,' anyone? That classic was sung by Colonial American soldiers as early as the French and Indian War.
Here’s a list of 10 to add to your Fourth of July playlist:

Several fireworks displays will be taking place in June and July throughout Central New York.

This year, the Fourth Of July falls on a Thursday, and there are plenty of things you can do on your (hopefully) day off in Utica.

The legend of America’s birth is only 236 years old. However, in that short amount of time, a number of legends that would normally take centuries to grow and multiply in any other civilization have sprung up.