new years eve

Isn't it crazy to admit that 2022 is right around the corner? I feel like we were all at home ringing in 2021 just yesterday.

Times Square is reopening this New Year's Eve after being closed last year due to the pandemic. However, there will be one major change heading into 2022.

Needless to say, New Year's celebrations will look a little different this year, and we've gathered up some ideas to make this NYE special in its own way.

Some New Years Eve traditions will have to be put on the shelf this year. In our house board games rule the year and New Years Eve is like our Championship night!

Has there ever been a year we've been more ready to put behind us than 2020? We don't think so. Here are some traditions from around the world to ensure 2020 stays gone - taking its bad juju with it, and 2021 is the best year ever.

Given the state of the world amidst the coronavirus pandemic, the Digital Wishing Wall is coming in handy now more than ever.

They came to the decision with the current status of COVID-19, as large gatherings of such size are not permitted.

For the first time ever The Bank of Utica is throwing an outdoor and indoor downtown Utica New Year's Eve Celebration that is free and open to the public.

Stewart's Shops is offering free coffee on New Year's Eve.

Annual advertisements from a local lawyer’s office offering free rides on New Year’s Eve are a little different to close the decade.

You can stream this year's ball drop in Times Square or watch it live.

Please don't embarrass yourself this New Year's Eve.