Several Oswego County Campgrounds Up for Sale
By Ken Sturtz A confluence of factors, including labor and a desire to retire, is pushing many mom and pop campground owners to consider selling their businesses If you’ve ever…
Oswego County Business Magazine
By Ken Sturtz A confluence of factors, including labor and a desire to retire, is pushing many mom and pop campground owners to consider selling their businesses If you’ve ever…
By Ken Sturtz After struggling with funding for years, the popular Oswego historic site has more staff and is working on new research and programming The gates of the stone…
By Norah Machia The Tug Hill region has been described as one of the “last of the untouched wildernesses” in New York state, covering 2,100 square miles of land, including…
By Ken Sturtz With few opportunities to raise money, county fairs across New York have struggled to stay afloat during the pandemic In the nearly three years since the gates…
Tailwater Lodge in Altmar is expanding; Harborfest is making plans for this summer Steve Yablonski COVID-19 pretty much shut down the county’s tourism in 2020. Bed tax, one of the…
Owned by Oswego’s entrepreneur Joe Murabito and his wife, Baldwinsville vineyards on track to grow By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant In the perspective of 20/20 hindsight, starting a winery in the…
Official: ‘We’re starting to see steady increase in the hotels’ By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The itch to travel may take some people far away in the coming months as travel…
By Steve Yablonski The Fulton Speedway opened in 1961 as an asphalt track for oval racing and drag racing. The last race on asphalt was 1978 when clay was laid…
How bad are things for travel agencies? 30% may be out of business because of pandemic-related travel restrictions, says expert By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Despite pre-pandemic growth in travel, the…
Major tourism destination adjusts to limitations placed by global pandemic By Lou Sorendo The coronavirus has made a direct hit on the travel and tourism industry, perhaps one of the…