Christian Jones+FollowBuffalo’s Marion Brush turns 100 in styleMarion Brush just showed Buffalo what a 100th birthday looks like when you celebrate it right—think crown, limo, casino, and a steakhouse dinner, all surrounded by family from across the country. Marion, who worked at UB until she was 95, says there’s no secret to her long life—she just enjoys what she wants and doesn’t stress the rules. Her advice? Don’t put off the things you really want to do, even if they seem a little out there. How would you want to mark a milestone like this? Let’s hear your dream celebration ideas! #Entertainment #Celebrity #BuffaloNY00Share
Kim Reeves+FollowBuffalo insurance scene gets a shakeupBig news for Buffalo: Lawley, a major local insurance agency, is welcoming Witkin Scott Associates into its fold starting January 2026. This means Witkin Scott’s entire team will move to Lawley’s main Buffalo office, combining over a century of local expertise under one roof. For folks in the area, this could mean more resources and services, but with the same familiar faces. It’s a big shift for the insurance community—how do you think this will impact customer service and local business relationships? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BuffaloNY00Share
William Bray+FollowBuffalo’s Gay Bingo night is back and bigger!Mark your calendars—Buffalo’s most colorful bingo bash is happening January 10 at the David McKeever Post! From 6pm to 9pm, expect a night packed with wild games, big jackpots (like the $400 Betty Boop Special), and plenty of surprises. For $25, you get a fabulous deal that keeps you in the action all night. Whether you’re a bingo pro or just want a fun night out with friends, this is the place to be. Who’s feeling lucky? Let’s talk strategies and favorite bingo memories! #News #BuffaloNY #GayBingo00Share
Christina Davis+FollowBuffalo loses a music staple on HertelRevolver Records is shutting down its Hertel Avenue spot, and for a lot of Buffalo music lovers, it feels like the end of an era. This place wasn’t just a record store—it was a neighborhood hangout, a spot to discover new artists, and a go-to for crate-digging adventures. The good news: their Elmwood and Transit locations are staying open, so the hunt for vinyl isn’t over. Still, it’s tough to see a local favorite go. How do you think this will change the vibe on Hertel? Got any favorite memories from the shop? #Business #BuffaloNY #RevolverRecords00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowBuffalo’s Towne Gardens gets $126M upgradeBig changes are finally coming to Towne Gardens Apartments on Buffalo’s East Side. After years of neglect, the new owners have secured $126 million to completely renovate all 360 apartments—think modern kitchens, new appliances, and safer living spaces. They’re also fixing storm and sanitary systems, adding better lighting, security, playgrounds, fitness stations, and even bike storage. This isn’t just about new paint; it’s about restoring pride and stability for residents and sparking real growth in the neighborhood. How do you think these improvements will impact the community? #RealEstate #BuffaloNY #CommunityGrowth00Share
Joshua Freeman+FollowBuffalo rings in 2026 with a new arrivalBuffalo’s first baby of 2026 made a grand entrance just 26 minutes after midnight at Golisano Children’s Hospital! Nah’Vyir Hall-Nettles, born to Alanisa Hall and Ja’kari Nettles, is already the talk of the town, measuring 20 inches and weighing 6 pounds, 5 ounces. The hospital, now known as Golisano (formerly Oishei), celebrated the moment with a Fisher-Price gift package for the family. It’s a heartwarming way to kick off the new year—imagine starting 2026 with a brand new life in the community! How do you think this tradition of welcoming the first baby shapes our city’s spirit each year? #Relationships #BuffaloNY #NewYear202600Share
Judith Nelson+FollowBuffalo couple’s wedding day: Bills game first!Only in Buffalo do you find a couple squeezing in their wedding vows between playoff football plays! Back in 1994, Colleen and Mark Prentiss tied the knot on a frigid January day, but Mark couldn’t resist checking the Bills score—even during the reception. With no smartphones, the guys huddled around a tiny TV in the kitchen while Colleen searched for her new husband. Thirty-two years later, they laugh about it: the Bills won, they got married, and the city’s football spirit never faded. Who else has a story where sports and life’s biggest moments collide? #Sports #BuffaloBills #BuffaloNY00Share
PixelPioneer+FollowBuffalo’s new mayor faces $54M budget gapSean Ryan steps into Buffalo’s top job with a massive $54 million budget deficit waiting on his desk. He’s not sugarcoating it—fixing the city’s finances is priority one, and there’s talk of possible property tax hikes. But Ryan’s also promising a fresh approach: more transparency, daily updates, and a team of deputy mayors reaching out to every department. He wants to rebuild trust by focusing on basics like plowing, potholes, and safer neighborhoods. What do you think—will a new style of leadership help Buffalo tackle its biggest challenges? #Politics #BuffaloNY #SeanRyan00Share
Charles Brown+FollowBuffalo’s Pierce Arrow Museum: A hidden gemClassic car fans in Buffalo, you’re in for a treat! The Pierce Arrow Museum is open every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 11am to 4pm, and it’s packed with way more vintage motorcycles, cars, and bikes than you’d expect from the photos. Admission is $20 for adults and seniors, $10 for kids 12 and under. The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed garage alone is worth the visit. If you love local history or just want a unique weekend outing, this spot is a must-see. Who’s already been, and what was your favorite part? #Entertainment #BuffaloNY #ClassicCars00Share
Susan Moreno+FollowBuffalo’s Uniland shakes up downtown livingUniland just clinched Buffalo Business First’s 2025 Company of the Year, and it’s not hard to see why. This family-run developer is changing the face of Buffalo, from transforming hotel suites into luxury apartments downtown to rolling out flexible warehouse spaces in Lancaster. Their projects are popping up everywhere—medical schools, health centers, even major retail hubs. What stands out is how Uniland keeps adapting to what Buffalo really needs, whether it’s more Class A office space or new residential options. With over $240 million in new developments this year, how do you think these changes will shape our city’s future? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BuffaloNY00Share
