Henrietta News

Coast Professional Inc. plans to lease space in Henrietta and add 103 full-time workers, officials said Tuesday.

Sonic Drive-in, which bills itself as American's largest drive-in restaurant chain, may be coming to Rochester in a big way over the next several years.

Matt Rogers owns a collection of transit tokens dating back to the Rochester City and Brighton Railway, which operated horse-drawn trolleys over a span of nine miles before 1890.

Henrietta, N.Y. - Senator Chuck Schumer is asking colleges and universities in New York, both public and private, to do more to cut down on the improper use of Adderall and similar drugs.

Jack Moore of Gro-Moore Farms in Henrietta sums up this spring's weather with a farming truism: "You're always too something: too hot, too dry, too cold, too wet, too early, too late."

The fight over where the Monroe County Fair is held will head to the courtroom. A group of residents have filed a lawsuit against the County Fair and Recreation Association to stop the fair from moving to Northhampton Park in Ogden.

Strawberry Sunday will be celebrated this weekend at Gro-Moore Farms in Henrietta.

Four extraordinary students from Rochester's Wilson Magnet High School receive scholarships in the name of a well-known community activist.

Henrietta, N.Y. -- It's the wire the world will be watching June 23rd. That's when Nik Wallenda will tight rope walk over the Grand Canyon.

A new twist in the case of the Henrietta man accused of killing his father means he will not face a trial.

Dairy Queen of Rochester principal owner Steve Carl of Brighton confirms that he and his partners will be opening a third Dairy Queen in the town where life is worth living.

Rochester N.Y.-The Monroe County Legislature tonight is expected to sign off of an idea that will see the Monroe County fair move from Henrietta to Northhampton Park in Ogden.

A primary race is brewing in the Town of Henrietta. Republican Town Supervisor Mike Yudelson is being challenged by a sitting town board member.

Leaning over the panting basset hound, Pastor Hoyt Brown crossed himself as he stroked the slobbering pup's ears.

Lance Corporal Johnathon Gonzalez got a standing ovation when he was introduced at the Geva Theatre.

Henrietta * Steven Parish of Henrietta graduated in the fall quarter with a master of business administration degree in business administration from Rochester Institute of Technology's E. Philip Saunders College of Business.

For a few years, I have been in lots of meetings with lots of bright and well-intentioned people discussing issues around community development, arts in education, connecting communities to art - planning programs and initiatives.

Temperatures expected to reach the high 60s. Weather map, seven-day forecast and more.

Henrietta, N.Y. - At Locust Hill Friday morning the rain has stopped. At least for now.

Lunch and dinner will be served. And served. And served. Golden Corral, the Raleigh, N.C.-based chain of restaurants featuring an all-you-can-eat approach to casual dining, will open its first Rochester and western New York outlet at 450 Jefferson Road at 10:45 a.m. Friday.