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Many people in the Capital Region are looking for work and with the holidays around the corner, there is an increase for seasonal workers. This Friday, there is a company holding a job fair that wants to fill over six hundred local jobs. Here are the details.

In a retail lane that seems to be dominated by big-box stores in the Capital Region, a locally owned and operated pet, garden and farm supply store is open for business,.

Many companies have been hurt financially due to coronavirus pandemic. But locally-owned restaurants have been hit the hardest and federal lawmakers are trying to get them much needed help.

A creative idea from an out of work, local photographer has grown into honoring local high school seniors. In turn, helping her and other photographers find work.

It seems everyone has to adjust to social distancing but it won't stop this Friday's Troy Night Out. They are now doing Troy Night In. Here's what's happening.

At Townsquare Media Albany all 12 on-air personalities and content contributors live here and care deeply about the communities they share with you.

I came across an article recently that featured a bunch of funny, clever, witty, and (slightly) offensive rejected NY vanity plates.  Turns out, people will go to great lengths to hide or mask their profanity by using backwards lettering and nondescript phrasing on their custom license plates in an attempt to sneak one past the DMV. Here are a few customized ideas (not on the rejected list) that o

If you are putting up your tree soon, there is one local ornament that you can add to your collection. Stewart's Shops have now come out with their very own Christmas ornament this season.

Want to see a butterfly up close? Want to see it with a beer in your hand? If you're 21+, you may want to sign up for this event coming up in Schenectady.

Chillin at a bar takes on a whole different meaning especially when the bar is frozen. They are so frozen, Elsa would probably be seen at one of them. I am talking about Ice Bars, and they are here in Upstate New York.

Elisa Streeter from News 10 ABC said goodbye to viewers last night after covering local news in our area with integrity, warmth, professionalism, and grace for 30 years.  We've said good bye to some truly great tv personalities over the years.  Some have retired, passed away, others left to pursue opportunities in bigger cities or perhaps completely different lines of work. Who have been your favo

What major movie star will cause a shut down in parts of Albany? What unforgettable event will unfold the day of the next Luke Bryan concert?  What changes will the city of Albany make to a popular annual tradition?  The following 9 things are guaranteed to happen in 2019.  Unless, of course, they don't.  To which I will be granting full refunds!