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Benefit for injured Newark Valley firefighter set for Monday, Dec. 1

Tuesday, November 25 by Pat McDonald

A spaghetti dinner benefit will be held next month for the Newark Valley firefighter who was injured in a work-related accident. The benefit for Jared Martin is set for Monday, Dec. 1, from 5 to 8 p.m., at the Owego Moose Lodge. The cost is $15... Read More.

Lights on the River returning to Owego next weekend

Tuesday, November 25 by Pat McDonald

The annual Lights on the River will take place next weekend in downtown Owego. The event runs from 5 to 9 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 5 and will feature local shopping, food trucks, vendors, live entertainment and fireworks. There is still time to sign up for... Read More.

LECOM Event Center teaming up with professional event management company

Tuesday, November 25 by Pat McDonald

The LECOM Event Center has entered into a partnership with a professional event management company. The partnership is with OYD Management and OYD Live, which will look to bring more events and activities to the arena in downtown Elmira. Arena officials are hoping to see a... Read More.

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Notre Dame High School to host Turkey Trot

Tuesday, November 25 by Pat McDonald

Notre Dame High School will continue a Thanksgiving tradition by hosting the 13th annual Bob Agan Memorial Turkey Trot 5k. The event will be held on Thanksgiving morning. The race will begin at 9 a.m. outside the high school and follows a flat, 3.1 mile... Read More.

Tigers cruise past Lowville, advance to state semifinals

Monday, November 24 by Pat McDonald

The Tioga Tigers continued their dominance over Section III teams in the state quarterfinals with a 28-14 win over Lowville on Friday evening. Logan Bellis once again led the way as he ran for 230 yards and three touchdowns in the win. Jackson Bombard was 3-for-3... Read More.

Bridge Sleepout set for this weekend in Sayre

Monday, November 24 by Pat McDonald

For the 23rd year, the Bridge of the Penn York Valley Churches will bring awareness to the Valley’s needs during the annual Sleepout this weekend in Sayre. Volunteers from the Bridge will occupy a makeshift shelter at 105 Desmond St. in the parking lot of... Read More.

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Lockheed Martin looking for $51 million PILOT project

Monday, November 24 by Pat McDonald

Lockheed Martin has pitched a $51 million dollar PILOT project to the Tioga County Industrial Development Agency. According to the Morning Times, the IDA performed a cost analsyis on the payment-in-lieu-of tax proposal to renovated and modernize roughly 70,000 square feet of an existing section... Read More.

River Hawks win thriller in state quarterfinals

Monday, November 24 by Pat McDonald

The Owego River Hawks football team made more history on Saturday as they won a wild 36-34 game over New Hartford in the state quarterfinals at Vestal High School. Owego senior Dylan Brace kicked a field goal with time winding down to give the River... Read More.

New York State Trooper injured in car accident in Endwell

Monday, November 24 by Pat McDonald

A New York State Trooper was injured in a car accident on Friday morning in Endwell. According to the state police, the accident occurred at around 8:10 am on State Route 17C near the intersection of Chaumont Drive. A silver sedan failed to yield the right... Read More.

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Steuben County man gets 90 years for rape

Monday, November 24 by Pat McDonald

A Steuben County man will spend the rest of his life in state prison for several rapes. According to the Steuben County District Attorney's Office, 51-year-old Howard resident Matthew Kapp was sentenced to 90 years in prison after he was convicted on six counts of... Read More.

Burlington to leave Arnot Mall, moving into Southern Tier Crossing

Monday, November 24 by Pat McDonald

The Arnot Mall will be losing another store in the near future. Burlington will be leaving the mall and moving into the former JOANN's Fabrics and Crafts in the Southern Tier Crossing shopping plaza in Horseheads. Renovations are now underway for the new Burlington location. The opening... Read More.

New law requires Pennsylvania schools to accept cash at events

Friday, November 21 by Pat McDonald

Fans of high school sports in Pennsylvania can once again use cash to pay for their tickets to postseason events. A new state law, which was part of the recent budget deal, requires schools across the state to accept cash. In recent years, the Pennsylvania Interscholastic... Read More.

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Athens Township man accused of sexually assaulting unconscious minor

An Athens Township man is behind bars after he... Read More.

Friday, January 9

BCRAC presenting ‘Something Rotten’ this weekend at Sayre Theatre

The Bradford County Regional Arts Council will present the... Read More.

Friday, January 9

Tioga County IDA receives $450,000 grant for potential rail-with-trail project

The Tioga County IDA has been awarded a major... Read More.

Friday, January 9

Cornell grad to represent Team USA in Olympics

A Cornell University graduate is heading to the Olympics... Read More.