queensbury

When chain restaurants close it seems that they stay vacant forever. It's nice to know that in Queensbury the old Outback Steakhouse is being taken over by a local business and restaurant owner who will bring in a family restaurant.

I am getting a severe case of cabin fever and I know I'm not alone. But we got some good news about amusement parks and summer camps reopening soon in New York state. Finally, we heard from Governor Cuomo who is slowly allowing more things to open.

It's nice to get away when it's close to home. We would go to the Great Escape Lodge a lot to just have a long weekend or for a change of scenery. Now the Great Escape Lodge wants you to come back and enjoy their "Snowed Inn" packages. The cool thing is that they are also offerin…

Getting a vaccine in the Capital Region is hard to do. If you or a loved one are in the groups that are allowed to schedule a shot, it has been almost impossible to schedule an appointment. If you are lucky to get one, chances are you are waiting weeks to get the vaccine. In fact, my mom is travelin…

Fresh on the heels of National Ice Cream, here are the Capital Region's best, according to you.

A local Outback Steakhouse informed their staff on Monday that their onions won't be bloomin' and steaks won't be sizzlin' anymore as management decided to cease operations permanently after 14 years.

Check your "Take 5" lottery ticket.  Somebody in Warren County is sitting on some pretty serious money right now and they may not even know it.  If you played "Take 5" from the New York State Lottery last night, it could be worth over 10 thousand dollars…

Six Flags, the parent company of the Great Escape, has formulated a reservation plan to manage attendance.

Not only was a local man on television but he was doing something incredibly cool but he might be the person you have to find during a zombie apocalypse.

It seems as if each year, Great Escape adds a new ride to outdo themselves and after some discussions with the planning board, they may be doing it again in 2020.

FYE is selling off their retail locations to focus on their online business.

Where most people around here would leave the area to vacation, apparently Upstate New York was quite the spot for celebrities looking to get away this year.