A winning TAKE 5 lottery ticket was purchased in Batavia, according to the New York State Lottery. The top-prize-winning ticket, worth $28,737.50, was bought at the Tops Friendly Markets on West Main ...

MyEcoWorld® available in 59 Tops Friendly Markets by end of February 2025Expansion into grocery is a significant milestone for less seasonal ...

Pro wrestling and entertainment icon Hulk Hogan will visit Westchester and Putnam counties on Wednesday, March 5, as part of ...

Real American Beer is now available at Consumer’s Beverages, Tops Friendly Markets, Wegmans, ShopRite, Price Chopper and more, with Walmart locations coming in April. The expansion into New York ...

Jewett-Cameron expands MyEcoWorld® pet waste bags into 59 Tops Friendly Markets, promoting eco-friendly products amid increasing plastic bans. Jewett-Cameron Trading Company Ltd. has announced ...

Ellicottville Greens has rebranded as Nimble Farms. Nimble Farms has also partnered with Tops Friendly Markets for lettuce distribution. The company plans to double its locations nationwide in the ...

The wrestler will head to Buffalo, Rochester, Poughkeepsie and Westchester next month to greet fans and promote his new beer.

Tops Friendly Markets announce that Samantha “Sam” Merithew has been promoted to deli/bakery specialist for its east region. >> Send us your company’s news about People in Motion In her new role, she ...

The Double Up Food Bucks program is now available at four area Tops Friendly Markets in Jamestown, Falconer and Frewsburg. The Double Up Food Bucks Program will provide Tops SNAP customers with a $1 ...

The business also announced a partnership with Tops Friendly Markets. Nimble Farms’ butterhead living lettuce is now available at 152 Tops in New York, Pennsylvania and Vermont, and Nimble Farms ...

The New York launch is timed to coincide with WWE Monday Night Raw in Buffalo on March 3. Real American Beer is a partner of the professional wrestling organization. The Hulkster, as he’s known, will ...

Between Erie's sprawling, one-stop fitness centers lie dozens of smaller, locally owned gyms. Is Erie crazy for fitness? Or will this market grow oversaturated?