Thomas Caputo

The Sneaker Store and Men Wear Pink of Utica will be hosting an inaugural pub run fundraiser to benefit initiatives for breast cancer.

“The Christmas Letter,” a holiday-themed movie filmed in the Mohawk Valley, will have a theatrical premiere at the Stanley Theater in Utica.

The lifelong accomplishments of the Rev. Dr. Mary Webster will soon be immortalized with an honorary street sign in her name.

Across New York State and around the country, election ballots will show numerous names of politicians vying for your vote — from local positions down the ballot, to choosing the next president of the United States. On the back of the ballot, New Yorkers will also be asked to vote on a proposal to amend the New York State Constitution.

The annual Christmas on Main Street event in Utica has been canceled for the upcoming holiday season.

As drivers and pedestrians pass the Bagg’s Square plaza at the gateway to downtown Utica, they will begin to notice some significant changes — from aesthetic alterations to signage for new businesses.

After several years of planning and four years of construction, the doors to Wynn Hospital opened one year ago on October 29, 2023. Standing 10 stories tall with 702,000 square-feet of space at 111 Hospital Drive in downtown Utica, the hospital ushered in a new era of healthcare for the Mohawk Valley, according to officials with Mohawk Valley Health System (MVHS).

UTICA — Driving is a right of passage for teenagers who earn their learner permit and driver license, but as the saying goes, “with great power comes great responsibility.” On Tuesday, Oct. 29, over 150 students from school districts around the area learned all about the responsibilities that come with being on the road, as well as the impacts of reckless driving.

Issues stemming from vacant properties across Utica are something that city officials say has gone on for far too long. In an effort to mitigate those issues, city councilors are looking to enforce previously passed legislation addressing vacant properties that has not yet been implemented.

ŽIVJELI! — The Bosnian American Community Association held a fundraiser on Wednesday, Oct. 31, at the Stanley Theatre on Genesee Street in Utica. Proceeds from the fundraiser will be used