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Organizers: Lights on the River 'A Success'

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Organizers are calling this year’s Lights on the River Festival a success. Over 1,000 people were in downtown Owego for Friday night’s festival, which featured Santa Claus, live music and other events. Downtown shops and restaurants stayed open late for the festival, which started in... Read More.

Endicott Holds Holiday Parade

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Endicott held their annual Holiday Parade on Washington Avenue Saturday night. Families bundled up to watch the parade, which offered several different organizations, Santa Claus and even the Grinch. Organizer Darlene Leonard says the parade is intended to help promote downtown businesses in Endicott, many of... Read More.

Elmira Police Chief Announces Retirement

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Elmira Police Chief Scott Drake will retire next month. After 23 years on the force, including the last six as top cop for the city, Drake says it’s time to move on. The chief will step down on January 7th, leaving Deputy Chief Michael Robertson to... Read More.

Kidnapping Charges in Elmira

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An Elmira teen is facing kidnapping charges after police say he held his former girlfriend against her will. Police say 18-year-old Tyler Pratt took the unidentified 17-year-old girl from the village of Horseheads to his residence in Elmira. Pratt is now charged with second-degree kidnapping and... Read More.

Lights on the River Tonight

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Owego is hosting their fourth annual “Lights on the River” festival Friday. The village’s special holiday lights will be turned on together at 6pm, once Santa flips the switch at the Tioga County Courthouse with WEBO’s Lew Sauerbrey. Downtown shops and restaurants will stay open late... Read More.

Kenyon Sentenced to 25 Years to Life

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William Kenyon was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison Thursday. The 50-year-old from Johnson City was convicted of first-degree manslaughter in July in connection with the 2009 death of his on-again, off-again girlfriend, Kelly Wescott. Kenyon’s sentencing was delayed after the district attorney’s office... Read More.

SU Football Going to New Era Pinstripe Bowl

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The Syracuse University football team has accepted an invitation to play in the inaugural bowl game at the new Yankee Stadium. The Orange will face a representative of the Big 12 in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl on Thursday, Dec. 30 at 3:30pm. It will... Read More.

SU Basketball vs. NC State Saturday on WEBO

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The Syracuse University men’s basketball team will be in action Saturday on WEBO, hosting North Carolina State at the Carrier Dome. Pre-game coverage will begin at 5pm on 1330AM and 107.9FM. No. 7 Syracuse is undefeated through their first seven games of the season. They beat... Read More.

WEBO 2010-11 High School Basketball Schedule

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The Radigan Broadcasting Group is pleased to announce that News Radio, WEBO will again broadcast high school basketball this season. WEBO will broadcast both boys’ and girls’ basketball games from both Owego Free Academy and the Union-Endicott High School, featuring several different Southern Tier Athletic... Read More.

Mayor Arrington on WEBO Morning Show

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Village of Owego trustees will make a decision Monday on a deal with Inflection Energy that could mean millions of dollars over the next 10 years. The Denver-based natural gas drilling company wants to purchase the effluent, or treated water, from the village’s Wastewater Treatment... Read More.

State Police Asking for Help from Public

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State Police are asking for the public’s help to find the man who robbed a store in Nichols at gunpoint on Wednesday. Around 8pm, investigators say a white male entered the Dollar General Store on East River Road, wearing blue jeans, black sneakers and a... Read More.

Stem Cell Advocate Passes Away

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A local author and stem cell transplant advocate has lost her battle with cancer. Carol Franz of Owego passed away Thursday. She was 68 years old. Carol lived most of her life in Owego and became a staunch advocate of stem cell research after receiving transplants... Read More.
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