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More jobs coming?

Instead of shopping at Target, how about working for them? You can earn twenty-plus dollars per hour too. There are two locations in the Capital Region hiring nearly two thousand workers for the Target distribution center.

It looks like there is another fun activity to learn and do in Saratoga County. There is a new archery range that is in the woods off of Route 50 in Wilton. The area is managed by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and replaces an old shooting range. It can be used by both adults and kids.

The Capital Region is in good hands when the Love Cowboy comes into the studio with Brian and Chrissy. He tries to help out a listener with a relationship dilemma. This week it's Jasmine in Wilton who wonders if her boyfriend's thoughtfulness is nice or a bit strange. Can the Love Cowboy figure out if Jasmine's boyfriend is a keeper or a creeper?

I can't tell you the last time I have been to a movie theatre. I know we are all itching to do some of the normal things like catching a blockbuster movie in an actual theater but there is one theater that, even if they were allowed to show movies, has taken down their signs.

Want to relive some of your childhood? The World's Biggest Bounce House is coming back this year and it's making a stop in Albany!

Kids always surprise us, huh? You never know what they're going to absorb and what ideas they'll think up, like this kind boy from South Glens Falls.

It's sad to see this Clifton Park butcher shop getting ready to close, but it's not all bad news.

A great local story about someone who just did a little extra for a complete stranger.

Plans to build a new grocery store on Lowe's Drive were recently approved.

I've never been engaged but I know how expensive those rings are. Can you imagine losing yours and having no idea where it went? Even stranger, imagine finding one and having no idea whose ring it is!

One of our favorite organizations at WGNA is Blue Friday. Each year we raise money for the families of our fallen men and women in blue, those who made the ultimate sacrifice. One of those families last year, was that of Trooper Timothy Pratt.