Pilot workforce development program — Skills, Empowerment and Economic Development (S.E.E.D. — looks to increase opportunities for employment.
The frozen custard and treat shop will host a “Golden Scoop” ceremony and cut the ribbon at 2630 East Main St. at 3 p.m.
Two businesses closed in Geneva's downtown last week, Old Towne Pub and Eatery, 2012 W. State St., and The Beer Cellar, 204 W. State St.
Smarty Pants Cafe marks its first anniversary serving the Tri-Cities. The celebration kicks off with a game night on Thursday, March 14.
Gammon Coach House, a popular spot for craft beer and comfort food in Batavia for almost 13 years, announced Monday they had closed with a plan to reopen in a few months with a new name and concept.
A local company that offers collaborative work spaces, 25N Coworking, 25 N. River Lane Geneva, will mark 10 years in business next month.
JT's Tavern & Tap recently reopened after extensive renovation by its owners.
The nonprofit organization’s new campus, which opened Aug. 21, is located at United Methodist Church of Geneva, 211 Hamilton St., will provide music education programs to local youth and families.
The Batavia Chamber of Commerce celebrated the new location of SCR Medical Transportation in Batavia with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, July 26.