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Apex Entertainment Center reopens its doors Wednesday, October 7 at 2 p.m. after months of staying closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

After 33 years, a Central New York business is closing its doors, leaving a legacy of laughter, love, and family. "It was a place where you felt at home."

CEO of PiNZ, David Breen, has been trying for months to get the New Hartford location back open.

On Friday during a conference call, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said all New York bowling alleys can reopen with 50 percent occupancy. Every customer and worker is required to wear a face covering and every other lane must be closed.

To this day, an abandoned bowling alley in the Catskills is holding tight to its 20th century roots as it continues to sit empty.

Multi-Million Dollar Center has golf, bowling, pool, and more.

Take a sport nearly anyone can do, and give it a winter update by putting it on ice.

Who says you can't golf in the winter in central New York? Topgolf is coming as part of a multi-million dollar expansion at the Yellow Brick Road Casino.

Looking to celebrate National Bowling Day in Central New York? Look no further than Pinz at Sangertown.

We've had the AMF Pinorama in Utica and Kingpin Lanes in Rome for as long as we can remember, but now someone is looking to expand our area's bowling offerings by opening up some special 'luxury' lanes

Are you a fan of bowling? Are you looking to donate to a charity this holiday season? Combine both passions with the "Spare A Toy" bowling event taking place at King Pin Lanes in Rome.

This past week Central New York has been in the national spotlight for several crazy reasons. Have you heard about the bowling prank in Frankfort that is making national headlines?