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Third round of Scholarship Challenge set for Saturday

Monday, February 19 by Pat McDonald

The 44th annual Scholarship Challenge returns to the Sayre Theatre stage this Saturday, Feb. 24 for the third round of action.The third round will feature teams from Tioga, Sayre, Grace Christian Academy, Sullivan County and Canton.Those five teams will try and join Newark Valley... Read More.

Athens girls wrestling squad wins first-ever District 4 championship

Monday, February 19 by Pat McDonald

WILLIAMSPORT -- The Athens girls wrestling team crowned three champions and came home with the team title at the first-ever District 4 Girls Wrestling Championships in Williamsport on Saturday.Senior Ashlyn VanFleet, sophomore Leah Nason and freshman Abigail Wagner all won championships inside the Magic... Read More.

NY State Police asking public for help finding man missing since 2017

Thursday, February 15 by Pat McDonald

New York State Police are asking the public for help finding a man who went missing following a traffic stop seven years ago.According to police, Jeffrey J. Rumsey, now 46, fled Minier’s Park in Big Flats after a traffic stop at about 9:30 p.m.... Read More.

Binghamton man pleads guilty to rape

Thursday, February 15 by Pat McDonald

The Broome County District Attorney’s Office announced on Friday that a Binghamton man pleaded guilty as a second felony offender to rape in the first degree in Broome County Court.According to the district attorney’s office, Michael Gibson admitted to having sexual intercourse with a... Read More.

Towanda Riverfest finds new ride company, will move to June for this year

Thursday, February 15 by Pat McDonald

TOWANDA -- Just days after announcing they would have to cancel the 2024 Towanda Riverfest due to a lack of available amusement rides, organizers posted some good news on Facebook.The Facebook post read:"Attention all! An amazing ride carnival company has reached out to us... Read More.

Police arrest ‘armed and dangerous’ suspect who fled after incident in Rome Township

Wednesday, February 14 by Pat McDonald

ROME TOWNSHIP — Pennsylvania State Police have announced the arrest of the man who allegedly made threats to numerous individuals and fled during an incident in Rome Township in late January.According to police, 26-year-old Sebastian Shults was taken into custody on a felony warrant... Read More.

Valley United Presbyterian Church, Epiphany Roman Catholic Church teaming up for new series

Wednesday, February 14 by Pat McDonald

The Valley United Presbyterian Church and the Epiphany Roman Catholic Church are coming together to offer the community a five-week ecumenical series, “Love Your Neighbor.” It will be held every Wednesday, starting February 21 and running through March 20, at 5:45 in the evening.“Lent... Read More.

Assemblyman Friend calls on state to halt electric bus plan

Tuesday, February 13 by Pat McDonald

New York state's mandate to transition school buses to electric power has left many questions, and Assemblyman Christopher S. Friend (R,C-Big Flats) has voiced significant concerns over the feasibility and implications of this ambitious plan. According to a press release from Friend's office, with... Read More.

Pickett, Owlett announce Fire/EMS grants for Bradford County

Tuesday, February 13 by Pat McDonald

HARRISBURG – Twenty-eight fire and emergency medical services (EMS) companies in Bradford County were collectively awarded more than $387,000 in funding support through the 2023-24 Pennsylvania Fire Company and Emergency Medical Services Grant Program, Reps. Tina Pickett (R-Bradford/Wyoming) and Clint Owlett (R-Tioga/Bradford) announced on... Read More.

Towanda Riverfest won’t happen this summer

Tuesday, February 13 by Pat McDonald

The Towanda Riverfest has announced that the annual event will not happen this summer.According to a post on its Facebook page, the decision came after they were unable to book an amusement ride company for this year. They will look to resume the event... Read More.

Horn’s True Value to close after 112 years of serving Valley

Tuesday, February 13 by Pat McDonald

SAYRE -- The Valley will soon be losing another beloved business as Horn’s True Value has announced it will be closing its doors following an upcoming retirement sale.Residents in the Twin Tiers have been shopping at Horn’s True Value for 112 years.From Thursday, Feb.... Read More.

Three teens arrested following stabbing in Johnson City

Sunday, February 11 by Pat McDonald

JOHNSON CITY -- On Thursday February 8, 2024 at about 5:48 p.m., the Johnson City Police Department responded to the area of Harry L Drive and North Harrison Street for a report of a male that had been stabbed. Responding officers located a 16-year-old... Read More.

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Third round of Scholarship Challenge set for Saturday

Athens girls wrestling squad wins first-ever District 4 championship

NY State Police asking public for help finding man missing since 2017

Binghamton man pleads guilty to rape

Towanda Riverfest finds new ride company, will move to June for this year

Police arrest ‘armed and dangerous’ suspect who fled after incident in Rome Township

Valley United Presbyterian Church, Epiphany Roman Catholic Church teaming up for new series

Assemblyman Friend calls on state to halt electric bus plan

Pickett, Owlett announce Fire/EMS grants for Bradford County

Towanda Riverfest won’t happen this summer

Horn’s True Value to close after 112 years of serving Valley

Three teens arrested following stabbing in Johnson City

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