Michael Phillips+FollowBuffalo’s animal shelter crisis: Why change can’t waitThe situation at Buffalo’s city animal shelter has reached a breaking point—dogs rescued from tough situations are ending up in even worse conditions. Volunteers and advocates say the shelter is overcrowded, under-resourced, and animals are suffering every day. Plans for a new facility are in the works, but construction could take months, and these animals can’t wait that long. Community members are calling for immediate action and a real short-term solution. How can we make sure these vulnerable animals get the care they deserve right now? Let’s talk about what steps Buffalo should take next. #Safety #Buffalo #AnimalShelter00Share
Paige Douglas+FollowBuffalo’s Milk-Bone factory gets a big upgradeBig changes are coming to Buffalo’s Urban Street: Milk-Bone is investing $53 million to expand its plant, adding a new refrigerated warehouse and a production line for those Soft n’ Chewy treats everyone’s pups love. The project will wrap up by April 2027, promising more jobs and a boost for local business. Meanwhile, Univera Healthcare just landed Dr. Martin Stallone as their new executive VP, and ticket prices for the last home opener at Highmark Stadium are soaring—over $530 for a pair! How do you feel about these changes in our city? #Business #Buffalo #MilkBone00Share
Eddie Webster+FollowBuffalo leaders call for urgent action after tragedyThe recent loss of a Buffalo woman has sparked a powerful response from local leaders, who are now demanding immediate changes to protect community members. This tragedy has put a spotlight on ongoing safety concerns and the need for stronger support systems in Buffalo. Residents are sharing their frustrations and hopes for real solutions, pushing officials to prioritize meaningful reforms. How do you think the city should respond to ensure everyone feels safe and heard? Let’s talk about what changes would make the biggest difference in our neighborhoods. #Safety #Buffalo #CommunitySafety00Share
jharvey+FollowBuffalo’s Dhane Smith opens golf bar in HamburgLacrosse fans and golf lovers in Hamburg are in for a treat—Buffalo Bandits star Dhane Smith is opening Sandbaggers, a new golf simulator bar right on Buffalo Street. Smith, a two-time NLL MVP, is teaming up with family to bring this unique hangout to the Southtowns. Expect three golf bays, tasty food, and drinks (including their own Sandbagger Hard Seltzer). Smith hopes it becomes a spot where everyone can kick back, watch Bills games, or try golf for the first time. Would you check out a golf bar owned by a local sports legend? #Sports #Buffalo #HamburgNY00Share
Jason Dawson+FollowBuffalo’s KeyBank Center gets major upgradesSabres fans are in for a treat this season with big changes at KeyBank Center. The arena now boasts a brand-new audio system and acoustic panels for a better game-day vibe. Getting in will be smoother and more secure thanks to Evolv Express tech at the gates. Plus, the 100 level concessions have been revamped—expect quicker lines and better snacks. Meanwhile, EG Tax is hosting free seminars on the new Big Beautiful Bill and launching a free tax school this fall. Moog’s new Operations Training Center in Elma, backed by the US Navy, is set to boost local job skills. What upgrade are you most excited about? #Sports #IceHockey #Buffalo00Share
SapphireSquirrel+FollowBuffalo’s DL&W Terminal gets a new life this fallBuffalo’s historic DL&W Terminal is about to become much more than just a train stop. After years of work, the new light-rail station is opening this fall, connecting Canalside and the Cobblestone District with a vibrant public space. The station will feature stunning local artwork, a new pedestrian walkway, and even a future market with restaurants and shops. Imagine catching a Sabres game and walking indoors all the way to the train, or relaxing on a riverside patio with food trucks and music. How do you see this transformation changing downtown Buffalo’s vibe? #Transportation #Buffalo #DLWTerminal00Share
Samuel Gutierrez+FollowBuffalo’s bourbon barrels & booming tourismShea’s is celebrating 100 years in true Buffalo style—by aging bourbon inside the Mighty Wurlitzer organ! The new Centennial Blend 285 Special, crafted with Hartman’s Distilling, is a one-of-a-kind local spirit. Meanwhile, Erie County just broke tourism records, with visitors spending $2.7 billion last year—most of it on food and drinks. And if you’re looking for a fall gig, Six Flags Darien Lake is hiring over 200 people for their Halloween events. Which of these Buffalo stories stands out most to you? Let’s talk! #Business #Buffalo #Sheas00Share
Charles Brown+FollowBuffalo’s Music Is Art Fest gets even biggerBuffalo’s Music Is Art Festival is leveling up this year at Terminal B Amphitheater on the Outer Harbor, with over 200 acts, wild art installations, and a ton of new features—think silent discos, a skate park stage, and even Japanese punk legends Shonen Knife. Robby Takac (of Goo Goo Dolls fame) somehow squeezes this all in right after his summer tour, making the festival a true labor of love for the city. Free admission, all-day music, and a growing creative footprint—this is the kind of event that keeps Buffalo’s spirit alive. Who’s planning to check out the new setup? #Entertainment #Buffalo #MusicIsArt00Share
Ernest Harris+FollowBuffalo’s Misuta Chow’s closing after Bills openerDowntown Buffalo is losing a favorite hangout—Misuta Chow’s, the Main Street spot known for its Japanese bites and retro arcade, is shutting its doors right after the Bills’ home opener party on September 7th. After battling financial struggles and two bankruptcies in just 18 months, the owners are saying goodbye and thanking the community for all the memories. Meanwhile, Roswell Park keeps making Buffalo proud, landing on Forbes’ Top 10 NY employers list for the fourth year running. Plus, a big boost for local music: Genesis of Buffalo is donating $20,000 to the Greater Buffalo Youth Orchestra. What’s your take on these changes downtown? #Business #Buffalo #MisutaChows00Share
Dominique Hoffman+FollowBuffalo honors firefighters’ legacy, 16 years onEvery year, Buffalo families gather to remember two local heroes—Firefighter Jonathan Croom and Lieutenant Charles “Chip” McCarthy—who lost their lives protecting our community. Sixteen years later, their sacrifice still shapes how we see the risks our firefighters face daily. The annual butterfly release and memorial mass aren’t just about grief—they’re about keeping their legacy alive and reminding us all of the courage it takes to run toward danger. How do you think we can better support and protect those who protect us? #Relationships #Buffalo #Firefighters10Share
