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Toys for Tots fundraiser set for Friday in Nichols

Monday, November 18 by Pat McDonald

A fundraiser for Toys for Tots in Tioga County will be held on Friday. The event will begin at 5 p.m. on Friday and features a baked ziti dinner with a salad and roll for $10. The fundraiser will be held at the Nichols American Legion,... Read More.

Jim Lister joins Radigan Media as General Sales Manager

Monday, November 18 by Pat McDonald

Radigan Media is pleased to announce the appointment of Jim Lister to the senior management team at Radigan Media as the role of General Sales Manager for all Radigan Media stations and markets. “We are thrilled to bring Jim on board as our General Sales... Read More.

LISTEN LIVE: Tioga takes on Delhi in Section IV Class D final

Friday, November 15 by Pat McDonald

Listen to the Tioga Tigers take on Delhi with the Section IV Class D championship on the line tonight! Pat McDonald and Cody White will be on the call with pregame coverage set for 7:45 and kickoff at 8 on Choice 102 and the... Read More.

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Tioga Point Cemetery taking part in 2024 National Wreaths Across America Day

Friday, November 15 by Pat McDonald

The cemetery will join the more than 4,500 participating locations across the country to Remember, Honor and Teach on Saturday, Dec. 14 ATHENS -- National non-profit Wreaths Across America (WAA) has announced that Tioga Point Cemetery in Athens will be joining in the mission to... Read More.

Broome County school bus driver charged with rape

Friday, November 15 by Pat McDonald

A Broome County man who worked as a school bus driver has been charged with rape following an investigation by the Broome County Sheriff’s Office. According to police, 51-year-old Byron M. Bump of Colesville was arrested on Thursday following an investigation into reports of sexual... Read More.

Stretch of highway officially designated Interstate 86

Friday, November 15 by Pat McDonald

The New York State Department of Transportation has officially designated a stretch of State Route 17 in Broome and Tioga Counties as Interstate 86. The highway is now officially Interstate 86 between Exit 60 in Waverly and Exit 67 in Endicott. The 32-mile stretch was approved... Read More.

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Benefit for Litchfield Fire Chief Joe Drake set for Saturday

Friday, November 15 by Pat McDonald

A benefit will be held this weekend for Litchfield Fire Chief Joe Drake as he battles brain cancer. The event will be held from 3 to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 16th at the Litchfield Fire Hall. There will be a spaghetti dinner with a salad,... Read More.

Sayre Elks Hoop Shoot set for this Sunday

Friday, November 15 by Pat McDonald

The 2024 Sayre Elks Hoop Shoot will be held at the Athens High School gym on Sunday. This year’s event will once again feature a basketball clinic led by local high school coaches. Following the clinic, the players will be able to compete in the... Read More.

New York big game hunting season starts Saturday

Friday, November 15 by Pat McDonald

New York hunters will be out in full force on Saturday as the regular firearms season for deer and bear begins. The season will run through Dec. 8. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation estimates 470,000 licensed hunters will hit the woods and fields... Read More.

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Catholic Charities holding Adopt-a-Child Christmas Gift Program

Friday, November 15 by Pat McDonald

The Catholic Charities of Tompkins and Tioga Counties is once again running their adopt-a-child Christmas gift program. This year, the non-profit group will help well over 300 kids in Tioga County with the help of the community and local sponsors. Tags are available at various locations... Read More.

Elmira man facing arson charges

Friday, November 15 by Pat McDonald

An Elmira man is facing arson charges following an incident on Wednesday night in Elmira. According to Elmira Police, 39-year-old David E. Hodder has been charged with arson in the third degree, a Class C felony. The charges stem from a fire at a vacant home... Read More.

Corning Salvation Army kicks off Red Kettle campaign

Friday, November 15 by Pat McDonald

The Salvation Army in Corning kicked off its Red Kettle campaign on Wednesday. The local Salvation Army is hoping to raise $70,000 this holiday season. The Red Kettle Campaign runs through Dec. 24th. Anyone who would like to volunteer can call 607-962-4681.

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Epiphany Tournament set for next month, volunteers needed

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Delta working to resume commercial service at Binghamton Airport in spring

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Binghamton University adds new emergency stations

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Nick Libous announces run for NY Assembly

Nick Libous has announced a run for the open... Read More.