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One of the more iconic buildings on the City of Utica's west side is being torn down and many people are remembering all the good times they had there.

If you have ever celebrated the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Downtown Utica, odds are you have thrown a few back at this legendary watering hole. Now, the owners are looking to pass their downtown traditions on to someone new.

The bar is just minutes away from Downtown Utica and serves as the "gateway" into the Utica Brewery District.

They say it's supposed to replicate the nightclub life in major cities: Miami, Los Angeles, New York City - while staying close to home.

It's the perfect place for gamers, self-proclaimed nerds, or anyone who is looking for a great immersive experience with dinner and drinks.

An upstate New York bar issued a tongue in cheek "apology" for advertising its live entertainment, which ended up advertising its live entertainment.

Whether it's "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives," "$40 A Day" or even just a blog on their website, the Food Network knows that Central New York have some pretty awesome food.

A firefighter themed bar is coming to central New York. Michael Johnson, a 30 year veteran firefighter and his sister, Cheryl Seymour, are opening Station 233, The Simple Bar in Westmoreland.

No alcohol without food? New York bar owners are finding hilarious ways around Governor Andrew Cuomo's latest decision that hurts small businesses already struggling to stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic.

Why waste away the weekend playing video games at home when you can play with friends at a new bar coming to central New York.

The Dawg is open in Frankfort, and soon they'll offer a unique spot for weddings and parties with a new outdoor pavilion and deck.

If you or someone you know is looking for a job, and can cook, we know a place that's hiring!