Christopher Hughes+FollowBuffalo’s Cardel Staples sets the bar highCardel Staples isn’t just catching touchdowns for McKinley High—he’s also scoring big in the classroom with a 3.7 GPA. Coaches say when the ball’s in the air, it’s basically his, but what really stands out is his drive to be the best at everything, on and off the field. His mom keeps him on track academically, reminding him that being a student comes first. Now, with a Division I offer in hand, Staples is showing Buffalo what’s possible when talent meets hard work. How do you think strong academics shape an athlete’s future? #Sports #Football #Buffalo00Share
Jordan Williams+FollowBuffalo’s 124-year-old gift shop says goodbyeA Buffalo tradition is coming to an end as the beloved family-run gift and novelty store, known for its Halloween treasures and Main Street memories, is closing after 124 years. Generations have picked up quirky gifts and costumes here, making it a true community landmark. With the owners retiring, it’s more than just a business closing—it’s the end of an era for local shoppers and neighbors who grew up with the store. What’s your favorite memory from this iconic spot? How do you think its closing will change the neighborhood vibe? #Business #LocalBusiness #Buffalo00Share
John Camacho+FollowElijah Kimble makes Canisius football historyElijah Kimble just became the first Canisius player ever to win the Connolly Cup, marking him as Western New York’s top high school football player. What’s wild is he’s only a junior and already holds the Monsignor Martin league’s all-time rushing record—plus, he’s racked up offers from over 25 major college programs. Kimble’s journey hasn’t been easy, but his hard work and determination are inspiring the whole Buffalo community. With one more season left, could he become the first-ever repeat winner? How do you think his success will impact local football and future athletes? #Sports #Football #Buffalo00Share
