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Registration open for Twin Tiers Regional Job Fair

Wednesday, January 14 by Pat McDonald

Registration is open for the 2026 Twin Tiers Regional Job Fair at Waverly High School in New York. The event on March 20th offers employers a chance to meet hundreds of job seekers. Registration is $100, with additional sponsorship options available. Those interested must register by... Read More.

BCRAC to host No School Fun Day at Sayre Theatre on Monday

Tuesday, January 13 by Pat McDonald

The Bradford County Regional Arts Council will be hosting their first "No School Fun Day" of the season on Monday, Jan. 19th at 10 a.m. at the Sayre Theater. For just $10, your child can eat pizza, popcorn, a drink, and a craft. One adult must... 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.

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.

Former Waverly standout Tomasso transferring to Colgate

Thursday, January 8 by Pat McDonald

Former Waverly Wolverines standout and William and Mary quarterback Joey Tomasso is on the move. Tomasso entered the transfer portal following two seasons at William and Mary. He announced his commitment to Colgate University on social media on Wednesday. In his two years at William and... Read More.

Sam’s Bar and Grill raised over $88K for families in need in 2025

Tuesday, January 6 by Pat McDonald

Sam’s Bar & Grill, a family-owned bar and restaurant in Sayre, Pennsylvania, is proud to share the results of its 2025 community impact and giving efforts. Over the past year, with the generous support of its staff, loyal patrons, neighboring communities, and local business... Read More.

Free income tax preparation available in New York

Tuesday, January 6 by Pat McDonald

Free income tax preparation for New York state residents is now available. The program is provided by Tioga County AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteers. The Waverly Historical Museum is hosting the Tax-Aide program again this year. Reservations for your February, March or April appointment can be made by... Read More.

Athens man gets 3 to 15 years for drug crimes

Monday, January 5 by Pat McDonald

An Athens man will spend years in state prison for several drug charges. According to the Bradford County District Attorney's Office, 43-year-old Eric Derrig was sentenced to three to 15 years for the crimes of driving under the influence of meth and marijuana, possession of... Read More.

Guthrie implements new protocols due to increase in flu cases

Monday, January 5 by Pat McDonald

Guthrie has announced new protocols for visitors at all locations due to an uptick in flu cases. According to Guthrie, children under the age of 12 and those with respiratory symptoms such as a runny nose, cough or sneezing, should not visit hospital patients. While it's... Read More.

Sayre Borough Police Department receives state funding for expansion project

Monday, December 29 by Pat McDonald

The Sayre Police Department was recently awarded state funds that will go towards expanding its headquarters. According to State Sen. Gene Yaw and State Rep. Tina Pickett, the local police department will get $305,000 for the project which will add a 2,000 square foot space... Read More.

Athens hosting Chop Out Hunger Holiday Tournament

Monday, December 29 by Pat McDonald

The Chop Out Hunger Holiday Basketball Tournament will be held today (Monday, Dec. 29) and tomorrow (Tuesday, Dec. 30) in Athens. The boys tournament will feature Athens, Candor, Tioga and Avoca-Prattsburgh, while the girls field include Athens, Candor, Tioga and Owego for varsity. Corning will... Read More.

The Valley

Registration open for Twin Tiers Regional Job Fair

BCRAC to host No School Fun Day at Sayre Theatre on Monday

Epiphany Tournament set for next month, volunteers needed

Athens Township man accused of sexually assaulting unconscious minor

BCRAC presenting ‘Something Rotten’ this weekend at Sayre Theatre

Former Waverly standout Tomasso transferring to Colgate

Sam’s Bar and Grill raised over $88K for families in need in 2025

Free income tax preparation available in New York

Athens man gets 3 to 15 years for drug crimes

Guthrie implements new protocols due to increase in flu cases

Sayre Borough Police Department receives state funding for expansion project

Athens hosting Chop Out Hunger Holiday Tournament

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