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There aren't many bagel shops in the Capital Region and now another one has closed. This is part of the main company, consolidating it's chain stores.

Because of the popularity of online shopping, department stores continue to close. This time, another Sears store in our area will close its doors.

A local sports store that has been doing business in the Capital Region since 1896 has suddenly closed its doors.

When Latham Circle Mall closed for good, so did the only movie theater in the Latham area. Now there are new plans to put a movie theater back into Latham at a different location.

The news was not taken well by many Capital Region residents a few weeks back when the decision was made by ownership to shut down Grandma's Pies and Restaurant after 42 years.  It had become a staple in the area to snatch up one of their tasty pies around the holidays or stop in for a real home style meal.  Customers were upset and heartbroken when granny closed her doors but after a week, some g

With many communities like Troy not opening pools in the Capital Region, people are looking for other cities to cool off in. Well there is one city that is limiting non-residents so that their community can enjoy their own town pool. It has some people angry.

It seems a Saratoga Springs restaurant may have shut down for good.

It's winter in the Capital Region and it's certain that we will get snow and sometimes a lot of it. No matter what job you do, chances are you don't get a snow day. But when the schools close, someone has to make that decision.

It's the end of an era at Colonie Center. The anchor store that has been a part of Colonie Center since the mall was built in 1966, has closed its doors for good.

It is going to be hot this weekend and this popular beach is still off limits.

Seems like every time I check the news something else is closing its doors for good. Lets not even get me started on all the stores leaving the malls lately, but it's the restaurants I'll truly miss because

Latham Circle Mall was once as it stands today: an open air mall. When it first opened in 1957, it was very much like we now know the "Shoppes at Latham Circle" to be until it was enclosed in 1977. That's what many of us remember and grew up with until its demise in 2013. But, how cool would it be to go back and remember what once was?