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Customers urged to research cannabis dispensaries

Tuesday, January 13 by Pat McDonald

There have been quite a few dispensaries popping up in Broome and Tioga County since marijuana had become legalized in NYS. It is being advised that consumers do their homework prior to entering a dispensary to assure that dispensary has gone through the proper channels... Read More.

Elmira Police investigating shooting

Tuesday, January 13 by Pat McDonald

The Elmira Police Department is investigating a shooting that happened Sunday night at a downtown parking garage. Police say officers were called to the Centertown Parking Garage around 9:20 p.m. after receiving a report of a possible shooting. When officers arrived, they found one person... Read More.

Steuben County Sheriff’s Office warns residents about phone scam

Tuesday, January 13 by Pat McDonald

The Steuben County Sheriff’s Office is warning of a phone delivery scam that has been circulating recently. The sheriff’s office said that the new scam involves an unprompted delivery of “free” cell phones and/or SIM cards, framed as SNAP benefits. In the delivery are activation instructions... Read More.

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Rep. Langworthy won’t lease space in Elmira City Hall

Tuesday, January 13 by Pat McDonald

U.S. Representative Nick Langworthy announced on Monday that he has decided not to consider leasing office space inside Elmira City Hall. The proposal to lease space inside City Hall to Congressman Nick Langworthy will no longer move forward after Langworthy indicated on Monday that he... Read More.

Epiphany Tournament set for next month, volunteers needed

Monday, January 12 by Pat McDonald

The annual Epiphany School Basketball Tournament will be held next month. The tournament features boys and girls teams of 7th through 9th graders from around the Twin Tiers. The event will kick off on Saturday, Feb. 14 and runs through Sunday, Feb. 22. Tournament organizers are looking... Read More.

Delta working to resume commercial service at Binghamton Airport in spring

Monday, January 12 by Pat McDonald

Delta is working to restore commercial service at the Greater Binghamton Airport. It was announced in December that Delta would be stopping all service to the Binghamton Airport starting in February. According to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul's office, the airline has identified available planes in... Read More.

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Binghamton University adds new emergency stations

Monday, January 12 by Pat McDonald

Binghamton University is working to make you safer one step at a time, and you may start noticing on your way to class or meetings — the classic automated external defibrillators (AED), naloxone (Narcan) and bleeding control cabinets throughout campus are getting a major... Read More.

Nick Libous announces run for NY Assembly

Monday, January 12 by Pat McDonald

Nick Libous has announced a run for the open New York State Assembly seat in the 123rd district. Longtime Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo recently announced she will not run for re-election. She has served in the Assembly since 2004. Libous announced his candidacy on Sunday night. The... Read More.

US Secretary of Education visits Elmira High School

Monday, January 12 by Pat McDonald

US Secretary of Education Linda McMahon visited Elmira High School on Friday. The stop was part of McMahon's History Rocks - Trail to Independence Tour, a national effort celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States. Elmira High School was the only school in New York... Read More.

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Athens Township man accused of sexually assaulting unconscious minor

Friday, January 9 by Pat McDonald

An Athens Township man is behind bars after he allegedly sexually assaulted an unconscious minor. According to court documents, 37 year old Jamison Reeves has been charged with felony counts of aggravated indecent assault without consent, aggravated indecent assault- complainant is unconscious or unaware that... Read More.

BCRAC presenting ‘Something Rotten’ this weekend at Sayre Theatre

Friday, January 9 by Pat McDonald

The Bradford County Regional Arts Council will present the hit musical comedy "Something Rotten" this weekend. The musical will be held Friday through Sunday at the Sayre Theatre. The crowd will be treated with musical numbers, over-the-top characters and non-stop laughs this weekend. The shows will be... Read More.

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

Friday, January 9 by Pat McDonald

The Tioga County IDA has been awarded a major grant for a potential rail-with-trail project. The $450,000 will be dedicated to a preliminary engineering study for the project. The study will explore a trail design running alongside the Owego Hartford Railroad, stretching from the Newark Valley... Read More.

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Monday, March 9

Sayre wins Middle School Scholarship Challenge

The Sayre Redskins won the middle school competition at... Read More.

Monday, March 9

Community mourning loss of Tioga County Sheriff’s Office investigator

The community is mourning the loss of Tioga County... Read More.

Monday, March 9

One killed in crash on Interstate 86 in Nichols

A 70-year-old man was killed in a two-car crash... Read More.

Monday, March 9

Sayre High School Class of 2026 to host Donkey Basketball game fundraiser

The Sayre High School Class of 2026 will host... Read More.