Nik Wallenda

All eyes were on Niagara Falls 10 years ago to watch something that hadn't ever been done before. Now they're planning a celebration to remember it.

Nik Wallenda will walk across an active volcano on live television in March.

I'm looking forward to this one.  It's been five years since Nik Wallenda walked a tightrope across Niagara Falls from the American side to the Canadian side while millions around the world watched the live TV broadcast. There's another stunt planned for this summer, but this time it won't involve Nik Wallenda.  His wife Erendira will hang by her teeth from a helicopter as it flies over the Falls.

One of the wonders of the world basically sits in our backyard. Here's a little thank you to all the people/shows that had a little time showcasing our Niagara Falls with our Top Memorable Moments at The Falls...

My dear friend Ellen is in town. She's up from the Orlando, Fla. area visiting friends and family for a few weeks, along with seeing some familiar sites around town and a few new ones...like Canalside. Guess what she saw tonight and snapped a picture of?

On Monday (July 23), we took a poll asking if you thought that Nik Wallenda still needed to pay the extra $25,000 that Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster says he owes the city. The majority of you said that he should pay, but it was a close race. Forty-seven percent of the people who responded said that they should just drop it, and now Niagara Falls lawmakers seem to agree.

Nik Wallenda made a promise that his wire walk across Niagara Falls would bring millions of dollars of publicity to the City of Niagara Falls.  However, Mayor Paul Dyster says that Wallenda left a $25,000 bill unpaid.

I will admit, the excitement of Nik Wallenda's walk over Niagara Falls didn't really start for me until Friday evening, about two hours before his death-defying feat. I was sitting in our backyard watching Pearl on her dog run, a cable that stretches from the house to a tree in the backyard (very convenient on those cold winter mornings!). As I looked at the cable, it suddenly hit me, and in a

I have to admit, I was impressed. Nik Wallenda's wire walk across Niagara Falls was a much better event than I imagined it would be. The presentation by ABC started out a little slow, but the tension they built during the special was worth the payoff. And the visuals they presented were spectacular.

History will be made tonight over Niagara Falls! Nik Wallenda will make his historic walk from the American Side to the Canadian side and I have come up with a list of music for him!

All that live in Western New York are so fortunate to have one of the greatest wonders of the world in our backyard. It's really amazing that some of us do take for granted the fact that we have Niagara Falls right around the corner. Over the last couple of months I have had the opportunity to take some out of town visitors to Niagara Falls, all of which have never visited the Falls before. To ...

Nik Wallenda's attempted tightrope walk across the mighty Niagara Falls will be a prime-time television event next month on ABC.  Many will be on the edge of their seats