When God Closes 1 Door - 5 More Open

After having a job offer rescinded in Pittsford because of Black Lives Matter Support, youth pastor arrives to launch affinity churches.

Enroll Now: Rochester Kids Can Play Rounds of Golf for $5 or Less This Summer

How Local Youth Can Access Local Courses Through Bank of America’s ‘Golf with Us’ Program

Now Your New Floor Can Be Brought to Your Door

Local Corporate Finance Pro Brings No. 1 Flooring Brand to Rochester

Rochester Prep Football Coach Honored by Buffalo Bills

Dennis Thomas recently named the Buffalo Bills ADPRO Sports high school coach of the week.

Enjoy the Best of Stand Up! Geneseo Native, Amy Brown

Returns to Comedy at the Carlson on October 21

From Struggling Student to Full-Ride to College

​Angel Gonzalez started at Rochester Prep as a neurodivergent learner who was also learning English. Now he's head headed to college.

4 Behavioral Symptoms of Dementia and How to Manage Them

People with dementia exhibit common symptoms. Here are ways to deal with them.

6 Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease

Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia in the United States and becomes more widespread as the population gets older.

Tax season perfect time for caregivers to take stock

Caregivers often use their own money to care for family members. Here are some tips for financial planning.

Rochester Prep Students Earn Full Scholarships to Prestigious Colleges

Students earn Questbridge Scholarships to Notre Dame, Colgate University, the University of Chicago and Boston University

Caregiving can cause emotional, physical stress

Caregiving often means assisting with one or more activities of daily living

Webinar Examines Historical Inequities in Clinical Trials for Blacks

2021 Alzheimer’s Association Facts and Figures report, nearly two-thirds of Black Americans (62%) believe that medical research is biased.

Weight gain, loss associated with dementia diagnosis

Different patterns of BMI changes over the course of a person’s life may be an indicator of a person’s risk for dementia.

Holidays and Memory Changes – Tips for Families

The winter holidays may be the first time family members notice changes in a loved one's behavior.

Five Things We Learned About Alzheimer’s Disease in 2022

This year was an exciting one for dementia research.

5 Reasons Alzheimer’s Caregiving is Challenging

Here in New York state, there are more than 563,000 caregivers who provided 865 million hours of care valued at $16.08 million.

8 Ways to Support an Alzheimer’s Caregiver

November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month and Family Caregivers Month.

Rochester Walk to End Alzheimer's raises $250,000

Team Durhopske Named Top Fundraising Team at Rochester Walk to End Alzheimer’s

Walk to end Alzheimer's in Canandaigua raises nearly $100,000

Bill’s Buddies Named Top Fundraising Team at Canandaigua Walk to End Alzheimer’s

Can a flu shot protect your brain from dementia?

Recent studies show that an annual flu shot was associated with a 40% decrease in the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.

The Michael J. Fox Foundation needs Participants 60yrs old+!!!

Smell Loss can be a risk factor for brain diseases such as Parkinson’s. A new study is exploring this link toward prevention.

Global Event Promotes Pursuit of Peace

2022 "Pursue Peace" Convention Unites 239 Countries in More Than 500 Languages

Rochester Prep Middle Schooler Experiences College Life Over Summer

Students Spend Two Weeks at Camp Uncommon on Campus of Roger Williams College

Protecting Free Speech!

A Rochester resident reflects on the impact of a 2002 historic Supreme Court ruling

Finding Real Hope in Times of Trouble

You are invited

Beat a Cyberbully

How Parents Can Help

What Students Need Most from College Counselors

Three key tools families need to ensure a smooth transition into college and beyond.

Tobacco Control Programs Save Lives And Money

The Smoking and Health Action Coalition and Health Systems Partners Educate State Lawmakers About Tobacco Control Programs and Unmet Needs

New York State Youth 13-18 Invited to Video Contest

Video Contest open in NYS to Youth Ages 13-18 - Deadline for Submissions is March 9th 2022

Teacher at Rochester Prep by Day, Recording Artist by Night

Rochester native Judah Sealy who teaches music at Rochester Prep is an up and coming smooth jazz artist.

Data-Driven Company Troove Helps Improve College Search Process

Three Western New York Schools Working with Company to Engage Students and Alumni

HIFU Preserves Quality of Life for Prostate Cancer Patients

September’s Prostate Cancer Awareness Month Spotlights an Innovative Treatment Option at Rochester General Hospital

How a New PR Firm with a Big Dream is Changing the Way we Do News

Meet a publicist who is doing more than pitching stories; she's changing the the news industry entirely.

The College Plans That COVID Nearly Derailed

Amirr Frye had a 4.0 GPA, but when the pandemic struck at the end of 11th grade, he started to question whether he would even go to college

Embracing Vulnerability as an Artist

Every major artist says it's key to finding your voice and standing out; but how do you do it?

Rochester Police Officers That Pepper Sprayed Child Identified

Cyber sleuths used public information to identify five Rochester Police officers involved in the pepper spraying of a 9 year old black girl.

When Living Rooms Are Classrooms, Teachers Bring the Joy

Rochester Prep launched the school year fully remote in August and reached one of the highest attendance rates among public schools.

Rochester Charter School Expands In-Person Learning to Serve More

The Expansion will help Kindergarteners and Second Graders in the Region. You can learn more at emhcharter.org

Howard Hanna Real Estate and Rand Realty Join Forces Through New

Special Announcement

The Landing of Brighton's Memory Care Manager Named N.Y. All Star

Empire State Association of Assisted Living (ESAAL) includes Kelsey Persons of Rochester among state's 11 All Star Award honorees for 2020