downtown troy

A popular Downtown Troy restaurant is undergoing a transformation and emerging as a live music venue and eatery. After successful live music events, the owners decided to switch things up including a new name.

Millions of dollars have been granted to help a massive project to revitalize downtown, Troy. Last year the project at One Monument Square finally got the go-ahead from the town planning board and will now get financial help from the state.

There are many breweries and taprooms throughout the Capital Region. One popular brewery in Glens Falls has decided to add a second location in the heart of Troy.

It has been a tradition for seventy-five years. The Troy Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Day. Not only can you run the 5K, but you can also get dressed up in your best costume to win some cash!

It seems like the perfect weather to get to Troy this weekend and enjoy the 2022 Chowderfest. Eighteen restaurants will be participating and it is free to attend. All you have to do is pay for samples.

There has been a new plan to develop the old Troy Atrium downtown but not as the two previous plans had mapped out. Costs are up so plans have changed.

It may be a tiny space, but the former pop-up restaurant is going to get its own place in downtown Cohoes. It was once only on Instagram but will now be an actual restaurant.

There is new life being given to a long-time vacant 1890s building in downtown Troy. It's being purchased by a businessman who owns three restaurants but has different plans for this building.

Revitalization is one step closer to the development of One Monument Square in downtown Troy. Finally, after many denials, the town planning board has approved some of the development.

Downtown Troy has been a great place for local breweries to call home. Now you can add another one to the growing list. This time adding another location to its north country companion.

There is more revitalization of downtown Troy in the works. This will be the fifth time this type of proposal will be brought in front of the Planning Commission. The previous plans to use the old City Hall site and part of Monument Square had been denied.

A $40 million dollar mixed-use building will be the fourth and final phase of the United Group of Cos. Inc's plan to complete the investment in downtown Troy.