VortexVoyager+FollowBuffalo’s new light rail brings waterfront closerBuffalo just made getting to the waterfront a whole lot easier. The city’s first light rail extension in over 40 years is now open, connecting downtown to Canalside and the Cobblestone District with just a two-block ride. The new DL&W Station, built in a historic terminal, is set to be a game-changer—especially with plans for a sky bridge to the arena, making winter trips much smoother. For anyone who’s ever dealt with parking headaches or icy walks, this could really change how we get around. What do you think—will this boost downtown life? #Transportation #Buffalo #LightRail00Share
VortexVoyager+FollowBuffalo’s DLW station is changing the gameStepping into the newly opened DLW Metro Rail station feels like Buffalo’s past and future are finally meeting under one roof. After decades, the historic South Park Avenue terminal is buzzing again—not just as a transit hub, but as a spark for fresh development. Imagine catching a game at KeyBank Center without braving the cold, grabbing a bite from a food truck on a second-floor patio, or just soaking in river views. With more projects and connections to Amherst and UB North Campus on the horizon, what do you hope this new energy brings to downtown? #Transportation #Buffalo #MetroRail00Share
Christine Cobb+FollowBuffalo’s Dan Neaverth gets his TV spotlightBuffalo’s own Dan Neaverth is finally getting the deep-dive recognition he deserves! WBBZ TV is rolling out a two-part documentary that peels back the curtain on Neaverth’s decades-long impact on local broadcasting. Expect behind-the-scenes stories, rare footage, and plenty of nostalgia for anyone who grew up tuning in. The first episode airs December 15 at 8 p.m., with part two following on December 22. There’s even an encore on December 27 for those who miss it. Who else remembers listening to Dan on the radio? What’s your favorite Neaverth memory? #Entertainment #TVSeries #Buffalo00Share
Jay Carter+FollowBuffalo & Syracuse lose holiday concertsThe Ataris have called off their holiday shows in Buffalo and Syracuse after frontman Kris Roe suffered a back injury. For fans who were looking forward to the Ugly Sweater Party and Pajama Jam, this is a real letdown—especially since these were the band’s only Upstate NY stops this year. Refunds are on the way, but the bigger question is: how do you feel when a favorite band cancels last minute? Do you hold out hope for a reschedule, or does it change your connection to the group? Let’s hear your stories about canceled concerts and what makes a show truly memorable. #Entertainment #Music #Buffalo10Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowBonaventure vs Buffalo: Rivalry heats up SaturdaySaturday’s showdown in Amherst is more than just another game—Bonaventure and Buffalo are both on fire this season, and the rivalry is as fierce as ever. The Bulls are undefeated at 8-0, thanks to Daniel Freitag’s explosive scoring, while the Bonnies have momentum with three straight wins and a powerful duo in Simmons and Mitchell. Both teams play a slow, methodical style but still rack up points. With so much on the line, this matchup could shape the rest of their seasons. Who do you think has the edge? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #Bonaventure #Buffalo00Share
William Mckinney+FollowBuffalo’s bar where dogs steal the showThere’s a spot on Genesee Street where the city’s buzz fades and the real nightlife stars have four legs. Barkology is more than a bar—it’s a cozy escape where UB students and locals swap crowded clubs for the simple joy of hanging out with playful pups. Whether you bring your own dog or just want to sip a drink and soak up the good vibes, the atmosphere is instantly grounding. Watching dogs chase balls or curl up at your feet has become a favorite way to unwind. Would you trade a typical night out for a round of drinks and a room full of wagging tails? #Pets #Buffalo #DogBar20Share
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
Kristin Shaw+FollowBuffalo’s energy bills: What’s really behind the spike?Energy bills across Buffalo are climbing, and it’s not just the cold weather to blame. NYSEG’s Mike Baggerman points out that there’s more than just how much you use—other factors are quietly pushing up those monthly charges. This is something every household is feeling, especially as winter drags on. Have you noticed your bill going up even when you’re trying to save energy? Let’s talk about what’s hitting our wallets and share tips on how we’re all coping with these rising costs. #Business #Industry #Buffalo00Share
Jennifer Wilson+FollowBuffalo’s bitter cold sends more to burn clinicFrostbite isn’t just a minor winter nuisance—it’s sending Buffalo residents straight to the burn unit at ECMC. Doctors are seeing more people with severe tissue damage, sometimes after just 20 minutes outside. Wet socks, exposed ears, and uncovered hands are the biggest culprits. Some cases are so bad they require surgery or even amputation. Paramedics are braving icy roads to get patients to care, and even they have to watch out for frostbite. How are you staying safe in this extreme cold? Share your tips or stories below! #Health #BodyHealth #Buffalo00Share
