A home for Apollo: Will you open your heart?
We will never know what Apollo has been through, but we can make his life better from here on out.
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Author: Sweet Buffalo
Pendleton coffee shop to host Sweet Buffalo Rocks fundraiser today
$1 from each coffee or tea sold from 4 to 7 p.m. today will go to Sweet Buffalo Rocks to bring smiles to kids in need!
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Nonprofit looking for breast cancer fighters or survivors to star in calendar photo shoot
The Pink Pumpkin Project is looking for four breast cancer survivors or fighters to star in a calendar photo shoot this Sunday at Holiday Valley.
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NYPD treats WNY kids in hospital to VIP fireworks show in the city
Two WNY families are extremely grateful for the kindness they received while having to stay in New York City for their children’s treatment during Fourth of July.
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Sweet Buffalo Rocks becomes nonprofit organization to bring smiles to kids in need
Sweet Buffalo Rocks will continue its efforts by officially becoming a nonprofit organization, Sweet Buffalo Rocks Inc., where funds will be raised to do more for children facing hardship.
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Words Do Hurt: WNY woman aims to change the way we talk to one another
Words like stupid, dumb, worthless, ugly, or useless can cut worse than a knife which is why one WNY woman aims to change the way we talk to one another.
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Painting with a Twist to host kids, Disney and Harry Potter themed paint classes
By now we’re pretty positive you’ve heard of your local Painting with a Twist and if you haven’t, you’re missing out! Painting with a Twist offers a setting where you can relax with a glass of wine – or two – and sit down and paint your cares away. But this summer promises to be the best paint days yet!
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Hamburg SWAT team enlists local boy to help with ‘drug bust’
Local boy, Andrew Masse, teamed up with the Hamburg SWAT team during their training and he couldn’t have been more excited.
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Evans police and fire department surprise boy battling cancer with parade in front of his house
Andrew Masse, a 12-year-old boy who has been battling cancer, was surprised by Evans police and fire departments with a parade in front of his house to celebrate his birthday.
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Family of Niagara River drowning victim asks public to please stop sharing viral video: ‘I was devastated when I saw it’
A local family has made a plea to the public to please stop sharing a viral video that includes footage of the drowning of their loved one.
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Platter’s Chocolate Factory: A Western New York treat
Have you been to Platter’s Chocolate Factory lately? Formally located on Oliver Street, the phenomenal candy-making business is now thriving on Niagara Falls Boulevard in North Tonawanda.
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‘I survived the black bear sightings’ T-shirts to benefit local girl
The black bear is helping bring the community together for a good cause.
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Bear spotted wandering around North Tonawanda today
The bear was spotted making its way through resident’s backyards as far as Oliver and 16th Avenue.
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After Hope Center is vandalized with food from Little Free Pantry, pastor turns to forgiveness
A free outdoor food pantry that was created to help those in need was used as a tool to vandalize a local church, but one pastor is choosing love over hate.
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A home for Freda: Will you open your heart?
Freda is the SPCA of Niagara’s 7-year-old pit mix who loves Netflix and snuggles.
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Little girl gives Blasdell police officer her Elmo: ‘The policeman works all alone. He needs a friend’
This is the sweetest story you’ll read all day.
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Don’t miss the Homestead Drive Block Sale starting tomorrow in NT!
A block sale you won’t want to miss! Starts Friday at 8 a.m.
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2 Guys Construction owners gift and install 100 American flags today
It’s safe to say these “2 Guys” made everyone’s day!
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Overcoming molestation, miscarriages, bankruptcy and divorce: WNY woman shares hope over tragedy
Mercedes Wilson of Buffalo may seem like she has it all…a beautiful family, great career as a talk-show host, founder of a nonprofit, and now a published author. But there was a time in Wilson’s life when she could not see the end of the tunnel.
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