Hidden in the trees along a very busy roadway is a historic marker. We've got pictures and can tell you exactly how to get there so you can see it for yourself.
The PGA Professional Championship is coming to Atunyote Golf Club at Turning Stone Resort Casino the weekend of June 26th. Just over 300 of the best golfers in the country will be right here in Central New York competing for one big purse of $75,000. Several important people were present at media day for the event on Tuesday, including Syracuse Men's Basketball Coach Jim Boeheim.
The 2016 Ride for Missing Children is Friday, June 3rd. Training rides have already begun and cyclists are getting trained and prepared for the journey ahead. The process is not only physically challenging, but emotionally draining as well. The reason we ride is for the children. That is also the reason behind the #RockOneSock campaign.
Chris and Olivia drove all the way to The Utica Zoo from Stamford, CT. Why did they drive the 3 hours and 45 minutes to visit our cities zoo? The Red Panda Encounter of course! This popular new attraction has brought in visitors from as far as Minnesota and Florida. for Olivia it was an awesome journey to interact with an incredible animal, but Chris had a different plan in mind.
Upstate Aerials is one of the newest businesses here in Central New York and their work can't be described as anything less than beautiful art. They are experts in drone video shooting and photography. Many companies, including real estate companies, are using these guys to show large properties. What they offer for free are beautiful shots of The Mohawk Valley. That includes these beautiful photo
Here in Central New York, everyone is always posting pictures to Facebook. These pictures are usually good, but sometimes can get annoying. Here's 5 things without a doubt you will see on a Central New Yorker's Facebook page.
Another beautiful week in Central New York. Photos take us to Schuyler, Delta, Sylvan Beach, Lake George, Hinckley Reservoir and more. Send your photos to Cindy.Lazarek@townsquaremedia.com and let us know where they were taken.
It was a crazy night at Cavallo's as the newly dubbed hometown hero, Ryan Quinn, sang to a deck filled to capacity with both new and old fans. Ryan turned four chairs and the attention of a city on to his amazing talent with his appearance on NBC's 'The Voice.' Cavallo's, a place he's played several times before, was happy to host him for this event.