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Falcons Face Chiefs in Home Opener
After the big win to kick off the regular season down in the Fox Crossing area, the Falcons returns home to Heartland Farms Field with a win under their belts. Amherst got on the scoreboard first late in the first quarter when quarterback Michael Glodowski ran the ball himself from the four yard line. After a failed two point conversion, it was Sophomore Ayden Nerdahl’s turn to get a taste of the end zone, as he extends the team’s lead to 12. It was the start of a big second quarter for Amherst as Senior Jack Seeger recovered a fumble from the Zephyrs, Glodowski once again scores and Nerdahl gets an interception, to take Amherst into halftime with an 18-0 lead.
Former Michigan State, Detroit Lions OL cut by Buffalo Bills
Kevin Jarvis is back on the free agent market. Katherine Fitzgerald of The Buffalo News reports that the Buffalo Bills are cutting the former Michigan State standout ahead of Tuesday’s 4 p.m. deadline, where all teams must finalize their 53-man roster. The 25-year-old offensive lineman signed with the Detroit...
Western Regional OTB cancels meeting to discuss new president
The public will have to wait to find out who will be the next president of Western Regional Off-Track Betting (WROTB). The organization’s board of directors was originally slated to hold a special meeting for a “discussion and review for the position of President” on Thursday, but the board announced on Tuesday that they would be cancelling that meeting “until further notice.”
Thompson Named MAC Defensive Player of the Week
BUFFALO, NY – University at Buffalo women's soccer sophomore goalkeeper Lexie Thompson has been named the Mid-American Conference Defensive Player of the Week, as announced by the league office on Tuesday. Thompson stood on her head, recording a career-high nine saves in a pressure-packed 90 minutes of action in...
Women's Volleyball Picked Third In SUNYAC Preseason Poll
SYRACUSE, NY –The Buffalo State women's volleyball team was picked third in the SUNYAC Preseason Poll voted on by the conference coaches. Cortland was picked number one while New Paltz was second to round out the top-three. Buffalo State is coming off another impressive season where they finished 16-12...
Plans announced to redevelop Deep South Taco property in North Buffalo
BUFFALO, N.Y. — A "casual community meeting" has been schedule for the property that is currently home to a popular North Buffalo bar and restaurant. The meeting focuses on land where Deep South Taco operates, on the southwest corner of Hertel and Starin avenues. The discussion is scheduled for 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, August 27 at nearby Anchor Church, at 310 Starin Ave.
The Weavers’ Guild of Buffalo – 55th Anniversary Exhibit, “Connections”
The Weavers’ Guild of Buffalo was established in 1969 by a small group of women who felt that it was of utmost importance to preserve the fiber arts, which was, at the time, a dying art. Recently, fiber arts have made a comeback, as more and more people begin to understand life beyond social media and selfies. The Weavers’ Guild promotes education, community, and friendship, as they pertain to fiber arts.
Last time to checkout out Food Truck Tuesday this summer
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Summer is coming to a close soon in Western New York, and this week is the final week of summer events at Larkin Square. Happening tonight from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. it will be the last chance to check out Food Truck Tuesday. There will be dozens of food trucks, live music, and more.
Apartments Planned for Market Arcade
Sinatra & Co. Realty is planning to convert the upper floors of the Market Arcade complex into apartments. According to The Buffalo News, the upper floors could see 33 one-bedroom and 10 two-bedroom apartments centered around the historic building’s ornate mid-block arcade. The new units would join ten existing apartments in the complex. Sinatra & Co. Realty purchased the buildings at 615-623 Main St., in the Theatre District, from the Buffalo Urban Renewal Agency in 2014.
Aitina Fareed-Cooke Reminds Students ‘It’s on You Now’ at First-Year Convocation
Aitina Fareed-Cooke, ’12, ’16, creative arts strategist, Buffalo’s poet laureate, national recording artist, and founder of Get Fokus’d Productions, delivered a powerful speech to the incoming Class of 2028 during Buffalo State University’s annual First-Year Convocation on August 23. “You will need just enough grit,...
Seven Hearts Coffee Co. will open in September
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Three years after launching her charcuterie business, Natalie Gaulin is taking the next step and will open a café in North Buffalo. Seven Hearts Coffee Co. will open in September at 2929 Main St. on the ground floor of The Rails, a five-story, 312-unit apartment community at Hertel Avenue and developed by McGuire Development Co. and Blackfish Cos.
Apartments planned for historic West Side dance hall
BUFFALO, N.Y. — A local developer has plans to renovate a recently acquired Niagara Street building that once housed a prohibition-era dance hall. The former Niagara Hall at 831 Niagara St. currently has two commercial spaces on the first floor — an artist's studio and A Chau International Market. There are two apartments on the second floor and two more artists' studios one the third — one of which is in a historic former dance hall.
All The New Things At National Buffalo Wing Festival
The National Buffalo Wing Festival returns to Highmark Stadium this weekend and there will be plenty of new things for wing lovers to look forward to. According to their press release, there will be several new things at this year's National Buffalo Wing Festival including the layout of the festival. While festival Goers will still have access to the field to hang out and take pictures, all the action like the chicken wing eating contest and the food vendors will be held on the main concourse inside the stadium.
No. 17/18 Lafayette Leopards Launch 2024 Season vs. Buffalo Bulls
Lafayette's 143rd football season kicks off on Thursday against Buffalo, marking the earliest opener in team history. Coming off a strong 9-3 season, which included a Patriot League title and an NCAA FCS Playoff berth, the Leopards have high expectations as they face a Buffalo team under a new head coach. Preseason rankings place Lafayette at 17th and 18th in major polls, highlighting their robust roster featuring nine Preseason All-Patriot League selections, including standout Jamar Curtis as the Offensive Player of the Year. The match against Buffalo represents Lafayette's only FBS opponent for the season, aiming to break a 53-year drought against FBS teams.
Neue Auctions’ Sept. 7th online auction will feature Rohlfs furniture, Picasso, Joan Miro, much more
BEACHWOOD, Ohio – A rare and valuable canopy bed and dresser by Charles Rohlfs, ceramics from Pablo Picasso and Toshiko Takaezu, a Joan Miro lithograph, an oil painting attributed to David Teniers II, and a nice selection of vintage poster art will all come up for bid in an online-only Fine Art, Antiques & Jewelry auction slated for Saturday, September 7th, by Neue Auctions.
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