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Ti-Ahwaga "A Christmas Story" Opens Saturday

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The Ti-Ahwaga Community Players are getting ready for their ninth annual rendition of “A Christmas Story.” The popular holiday classic will be performed the next two weekends at the Ti-Ahwaga Performing Arts Center on Delphine Street in Owego. The show opens Saturday at 8pm, followed by... Read More.

BULLETIN: After School Activities Cancelled

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After School Activities have been cancelled in the following districts today: Newark Valley, Spencer Van Etten, and Whitney Point. Stay tuned to News Radio WEBO for weather updates, closings and cancellations.

BU President Search Down to 5 Finalists

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Binghamton University has narrowed down their presidential search to five candidates. The five unidentified finalists will each get to spend a day on campus, starting Thursday, to meet with college staff and faculty. The committee will meet the week of Dec. 20 to prepare their... Read More.

Owego to Host Lights on the River Friday

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The Village of Owego will again host the “Lights on the River” festival this year. The fourth annual edition will be held this Friday from 5:30 to 8:30pm. Downtown shops and restaurants will be open and children will have the chance to visit with Santa. Horse-drawn... Read More.

STIC Holiday Light Festival

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An annual holiday light display opened at Otsiningo Park in Binghamton on Friday night. The Southern Tier Independence Center’s Hometown Holiday Light Festival features more than 75 displays this year, including an ice skating scene. It is open from 5-9pm every night through Dec. 30. You... Read More.

B-Sens Win Turkey Day Game, Lose 2 Others

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The Binghamton Senators played three games in four nights over the weekend. B-Sens goalie Barry Brust made a league-high 52 saves as the Senators beat Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 5-2 in their annual Thanksgiving Day game at the Broome County Arena. The B-Sens were shutout by the Hamilton Bulldogs... Read More.

Man Arrested after Forcibly Taking Daughter

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The man who took his daughter after a domestic dispute Sunday was found later that day and taken into custody without incident, according to the Broome County Sheriff's Office. 43-year-old Robert Howard, Jr. forcibly took his 8-year-old daughter from a residence on Oakdale Road in... Read More.

21st Ernie Davis Classic Wednesday

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The Southern Tier’s best high school football seniors will play Wednesday at Union-Endicott High School in the annual Ernie Davis Classic. Seniors have been split up into two teams for the 21st annual edition. The East team is made up of players from Broome, Chenango... Read More.

BHS to Host Thanksgiving Meal on Thursday

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Binghamton High School students and staff are putting the final touches on their annual Thanksgiving dinner for the community. Organizers expect to serve nearly 4,000 people as part of the 16th annual event, including around 2,000 at the school and another 2,000 meals that will... Read More.

Former Bank Manager Sentenced Tuesday

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A former Binghamton bank manager will spend four years in federal prison. 40-year-old Thomas Cararo was handed down that sentence from Senior US District Court Judge Thomas McAvoy in Binghamton Tuesday. Cararo was convicted of embezzling $410,000 in cash from a Dickinson man’s safety deposit... Read More.

Strand Theater Sold in Auction

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A historic theater in Binghamton was sold at auction Tuesday. An anonymous buyer purchased the Strand Theater for $22,000. The winning bid shocked many of the 50 or so in attendance for the auction, as it’s estimated that the building needs millions of dollars in... Read More.

Binghamton Will Host Half-Marathon in 2011

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The City of Binghamton will host a half marathon next year. The 13-mile Bridge Run will travel through downtown and across the city’s four historic bridges on May 15. It will start and finish at NYSEG Stadium. The Greater Binghamton Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the... Read More.
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