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When I stopped in to Bourbon & Burger Co. this afternoon, co-owner Derek Geib said, "You want to try a clear whiskey? It's the smoothest whiskey you'll ever drink."

Brian and Beth Kemp have moved their successful apparel business to Downtown Batavia, and are sure glad they did.

By now you're probably well into Yannick Murphy's "The Call," this year's pick for "A Tale for Three Counties."

It would be tempting to look at Kala Stein's "Convivium" as just a table with a bunch of cups on it, but approach the sculpture and take a moment with it, and you discover it encourages a contemplative review of its subtle beauty.

You may not be thinking about roller coasters this time of year but Darien Lake is hard at work getting everything ready for spring!

Simply Homespun is stocked with handmade items from artisans and crafters from throughout Western New York.

What the Dickens are the Batavia Players up to now?

"Milk to us is like grapes to winemakers, it's the genesis of everything that we do."

Though it has been years since Bennett and Smith have suited up for the Buffalo Bills, the two still seem right at home in Western New York.

The owners of Batavia Downs are commending Gov. Cuomo and leaders of the state for their push to allow full-blown casinos on non-Indian lands.

The YellowJackets, a male a cappella ensemble from the University of Rochester, is scheduled to perform Dec. 17 at Le Roy High School.

Darien Lake Theme Park Resort is teasing three new family rides for the 2012 season, but they aren’t saying much else.

Community theater troupe mixes a few twists with Dickens classic

Expanded video gaming operation at Batavia Downs is expected to lift the financial fortunes for WROTB in 2012.

The doors to Oatka School of Glass gave visitors a chance to see what the school has to offer, most notably its new glass blowing class area.

Wednesday, Dec. 7, Center Street Smoke House will celebrate 10 years in business.

Very few people in Western New York are aware of a book that was written in the 1970s by Genesee County resident Ida Hoyt Chamberlain.

Batavia’s City Centre was filled Saturday with sights and sounds of the holiday season.

The weather was relatively mild, but the village of Le Roy conducted its Winterfest Saturday in the village's downtown.

It was beginning to feel a lot like Christmas in Le Roy over the weekend.

Taste of the Holidays in Downtown Batavia

The line formed outside the tent at Main and Jackson Street proved how many were able to enjoy samplings from food vendors.

After an opening Christmas carol, BID director Don Burkel was given the nod and flipped the switch, officially lighting Downtown Batavia's Christmas tree.

Hundreds of people showed up at the Richmond Memorial Library for the grand opening of Best Sellers Cafe.