William Goodwin+FollowBuffalo’s wildest boat parade & festival yetBuffalo’s waterfront is about to get loud and lively with the 4th Annual Bills Mafia Boat Parade and the Rally on the River festival! Picture this: boats decked out in Bills gear, live sports radio, local vendors, bounce houses for the kids, and an after party that keeps the energy going all day. There’s even a ChalkFest, a vendor village with Buffalo favorites, and unlimited adventure rides for just $17. Plus, it’s all for a good cause with the Firefighter Arno Memorial Foundation on site. Who’s ready to celebrate Buffalo style and make some unforgettable memories? #Cars #Buffalo #BillsMafia00Share
Douglas Robinson+FollowBuffalo family fights for infant’s critical surgeryA Buffalo family is facing an agonizing wait as their infant son, Cam, battles medication-resistant epilepsy. Doctors say a rare, life-changing brain surgery could give him a chance at a seizure-free life, but insurance hurdles are standing in the way. Despite specialists in Pittsburgh ready to operate, repeated denials from their insurer have left the family scrambling for options and fundraising for the $500,000+ cost. It’s a stark reminder of how insurance decisions can shape real lives. How should our community support families caught in this kind of crisis? #Health #BodyHealth #Buffalo19810Share
Joe Gallagher+FollowBuffalo’s school bus driver pay hits $31/hrSchool bus drivers across Western New York are seeing a major pay boost—some now earn over $31 an hour, plus sign-on bonuses. First Student is rolling out these competitive wages and even offering free CDL training to tackle the ongoing driver shortage before the school year starts. With job openings from Niagara Falls to Fredonia, this could be a game-changer for anyone looking for steady work and a way to support local students. How do you feel about these new incentives? Would better pay and training make you consider a job behind the wheel? #Transportation #Buffalo #SchoolBusDrivers00Share
laura54+FollowBuffalo remembers Gene Vukelic’s legacyGene Vukelic’s impact on Western New York goes far beyond business—he built Try-It Distributing from a 12-person operation into a statewide powerhouse, but never stopped treating every employee like family. His belief that “the more you give to others, the better your life will be” shaped not just his company, but the entire community. From supporting local sports to championing countless charities, Gene’s legacy is about lifting others up. How do you think one person’s approach to leadership and generosity can ripple through a whole region? Let’s share stories of local leaders who’ve made a difference in our lives. #Business #Buffalo #Community00Share
Karen Huynh+FollowBuffalo’s $50K Powerball surprise at Dash MarketsA Buffalo neighbor just turned a routine grocery run into a $50,000 windfall after snagging a winning Powerball ticket at Dash Markets on Colvin Ave. It’s a big reminder that luck can strike anywhere—even in your own backyard. With Powerball drawings happening three times a week, it’s wild to think how one ticket can change someone’s life overnight. Plus, every ticket sold helps fund local schools, so even if you don’t win, the community does. Anyone else feeling inspired to grab a ticket next time you’re out shopping? #News #Buffalo #Powerball00Share
Kimberly Hall+FollowCanalside’s adult scavenger hunt returns!Buffalo’s waterfront is about to get a whole lot more adventurous—an adults-only, app-powered scavenger hunt is coming to Canalside this August! Teams will race through the area, solving hometown trivia and tracking down clues, all in celebration of the Erie Canal’s 200th birthday. The best part? Your ticket includes a drink, a bite to eat, and a finish line party with live music from Yellow Jack at Resurgence. Whether you’re a trivia buff or just looking for a fun night out with friends, this is your chance to see Canalside in a whole new way. Who’s in for some friendly competition? #Tech #Buffalo #Canalside00Share
Stacie Hernandez+FollowBuffalo’s cider season kicks off early!Nothing says the end of summer in Buffalo like the buzz around Mayer Brothers Cider Mill reopening—and this year, they’re opening their doors even earlier! Starting next Wednesday, August 13th, you can grab those legendary cider slushies, fresh donuts, and apple pies before fall officially arrives. It’s a Western New York tradition, and the lines out the door prove just how much folks love it. Who else thinks fall snacks make the chilly weather worth it? Let’s hear your favorite Mayer Brothers treat or fall memory! #Business #Buffalo #CiderMill00Share
Logan Flowers+FollowBuffalo neighbors unite for 72-hour outreachBroadway-Fillmore is seeing real action as Buffalo F.A.T.H.E.R.S. launches a 72-hour mission to support neighbors facing mental health and substance abuse struggles. Volunteers are out on Broadway and Titus, handing out essentials like diapers, shoes, and backpacks, while connecting folks to vital resources. The goal? Reach 1,000 people and make sure no one slips through the cracks. It’s a powerful reminder of what can happen when a community comes together to lift each other up. If you’ve noticed the challenges in our area, what do you think is the most urgent need right now? #Health #MentalHealth #Buffalo00Share
Eddie Deleon+FollowBuffalo legend Mark Finucane’s legacy lives onMark Finucane’s story goes way beyond sports records—he was a true community hero. After making history in Buffalo’s cross-country scene and earning national honors at ETSU, Finucane spent nearly 30 years serving Johnson City as a firefighter, even stepping up as Assistant Chief. His impact didn’t stop there: he organized local events, led charity campaigns, and volunteered on multiple boards. Finucane’s dedication to both Buffalo and Johnson City is a reminder of how one person’s passion can inspire and uplift entire communities. How do you think local heroes shape our neighborhoods? #Sports #Buffalo #CommunityHero00Share
