colonie center

We've been watching it be built for about two years now and finally after patiently waiting, we finally have details on the new restaurant coming to Colonie Center.

There are six of these mall accessory stores in and around the Capital Region. Chances are you or someone you know got their ears pierced here and now they have filed for bankruptcy in hopes to stay open.

When I'm in a mall, I feel like the store is going to get robbed long before I am. I'm not usually carrying any cash anyway. Well, this woman used her children to end up with a wallet full of $800!

I don't know about you but it isn't even December and I have a new Amazon package on my porch every day but I'm always nervous they're going to get stolen. Now, you don't have to.

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.

A spokesperson for the San Francisco-based store said that about 200 "underperforming" store locations will be closing while they open more of their sister brands.

When we found out that this kid's clothing store chain filed Chapter 11, there was talk that the company would do whatever they could to restructure so they would remain open. Well it was announced that they will be closing several of the stores in the Capital Region.

Sears' latest list of store closings includes a location right here in the Capital Region.

I'll start this by saying that I am a woman with a career and a busy schedule and bills just like so many. I know I'm typically the target demographic for the average "day spa" yet, I still can't bring myself to indulge. It's mainly the cost that adds an extra layer of stress and anxiety just thinking about it, which really is the opposite affect that a spa should have. I'm definitely no

We love these kids clothes for Ryan and after hearing that the company is filing Chapter 11, they could be closing forever here in the Capital Region.

Another store will close at the end of this summer. It's sad to see all of these stores that we counted on to be in our malls going away. It seems the malls are making room for more entertainment rather than retail.

Maybe I've been living under a rock or maybe the music within the franchise FYE (standing for For Your Entertainment) but I never knew that the man behind the music chain was from Albany, NY. Not only was he from our Capital Region but he also continued to have the home base for the music store locally as well.