Dollar General Increasingly Becoming Go-To Retailer for Rural Communities
The company now has 18,000 stores, including 12 in Oswego County, and caters to rural shoppers who don’t have easy access to a store By Ken Sturtz When construction began…
Email Messages Driving You Nuts?
Checking your email inbox every minute? You’re not alone… By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Whether you admit it or not, it is likely that you check your email many more times…
Mr. Sub in Pulaski Has New Owners
By Steve Yablonski Mr. Sub, a popular eatery in Pulaski that has been serving the community since 1972, has changed ownership. Formerly known as Sherrie’s Mr. Sub, it was owned…
Constellation Completes Separation from Exelon
Nuclear power plants in Scriba now under new ownership By Steve Yablonski In the spring of 2021, Exelon approved a plan to separate Exelon Utilities, comprised of the company’s six…
Tully’s Plans to Open in Oswego in February
Located in the former Friendly’s, new $1.6 million eatery will create about 14 full-time and 23 part-time positions By Steve Yablonski A vacant restaurant site was set to come back…
Delightful Delicatessen
Little corner sandwich shop in Oswego boasts delicious bites By Christopher Malone It’s always reassuring to see a restaurant excited about its food. The Cutting Board at the corner of…
Julie McMahon
Former Post-Standard and Syracuse.com reporter to lead Central Current, a startup nonprofit news website launching later this year By Ken Sturtz Point out to Julie McMahon that taking a break…
CNY Named Finalist in $100M Economic Development Competition
Region is one of 60 finalists for the U.S. Economic Development Administration’s $1 billion Build Back Better Regional Challenge By Ken Sturtz Central New York and the Mohawk Valley are…
College Enrollment Takes a Plunge During Pandemic
By Mary Beth Roach The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic continues, worsening the decline in enrollment many colleges nationwide have been experiencing. According to a report from the National Student…
‘What should businesses expect in 2022?’
While 2022 may seem a lot like 2021, area organization leaders sound mostly hopeful that better times are ahead for the area’s economy Interviews by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant “I feel…