Current News

Yummy Thai, North Tonawanda's newest restaurant on Webster Street, is even newer than it's opening last Friday suggests.

Renowned hair stylist Leon Tringali has a certain swagger that suggests fashion isn't just what you wear but how you wear it.

If you've driven by the old Remington Rand building on Sweeney Street recently you may have noticed a sight not seen in decades -- light emanating from the long-abandoned factory's huge upstairs windows.

Occupied at one time by Roblin Steel, a groundbreaking ceremony was held at the once bustling complex Dec. 18 to begin converting the abandoned property into a new business park.

In five years North Tonawanda nearly doubled the amount of money available to local businesses that promise to add jobs.

Part of a hit movie franchise, NBC reality show, Jacobs Ladder is really working out.

A groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled this moring to begin construction of a new roadway at the former Roblin Steel site in North Tonawanda.

Construction contract awarded; work on infrastructure to be done by end of May

The next time you're shopping in the revitalized downtown area of North Tonawanda, stop in for lunch at the Palette Cafe, where chef Collette Book dazzles diners with sandwiches, salads and pastries , all made on the premises, and all at great prices.

Kissling Interests grabs historic building on the Erie Canal

Rand developer offers update on renovations to canalside factory.

The exterior of a building including 71 to 81 Webster Street purchased by the group Partners In Art in January recently got a major facelift with the help of a competitive state grant.

A New Jersey couple will manage the ground-floor restaurant "15-Mile", planned as part of the Remington Rand building renovation, slated to open this fall.

A state grant landed in North Tonawanda ......

Chuck Bell and James B. Sullivan are the practitioners of progress....

Ridge Furniture.....A downtown assembly center and show room....

There was nobody in Western New York left to thank.....