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Scholarship Challenge continues this weekend

Tuesday, February 10 by Pat McDonald

The 46th annual FCCB Scholarship Challenge will continue this weekend. The second qualifying round will feature teams from Newark Valley, Sullivan County, Wellsboro and Wyalusing. Action will begin at 10 am live from the Sayre Theatre. The Tioga Tigers became the first team to punch a... Read More.

State Sen. Webb to run for third term

Tuesday, February 10 by Pat McDonald

New York State Senator Lea Webb has announced she will run for re-election this year. Webb represents the 52nd district, which includes all of Cortland and Tompkins Counties and parts of Broome County. The Democrat was first elected in 2022 and re-elected in 2024. There are currently... Read More.

Three injured in school bus crash in Cortland County

Tuesday, February 10 by Pat McDonald

Three students were injured in a school bus crash in Cortland County on Monday. According to the New York State Police, the accident occurred in Truxton and involved a bus from the Homer Central School District. Police said that 11 elementary school students, a bus driver... Read More.

Agway of Owego and Endicott named WEBO Business of the Week

Tuesday, February 10 by Pat McDonald

Agway of Owego and Endicott has been named the WEBO Business of the Week. With locations at 116 Jennings Street in Endicott and 38 West Ave. in Owego, the business offers everything from small engine repair and power equipment to propane refills, hardware, lawn and... Read More.

Towanda man sentenced to state prison for high-speed chase

Monday, February 9 by Pat McDonald

A Towanda man has been sentenced to years in state prison for leading police on a high-speed chase. According to the Bradford County District Attorney’s Office, 33-year-old Mitch Johnson was sentenced to a minimum of 58 months to a maximum of 19 years in state... Read More.

Catholic Charities unveils new Tioga FRESH food truck

Monday, February 9 by Pat McDonald

The Catholic Charities of Tompkins and Tioga Counties celebrated their new food truck with a ribbon cutting on Friday. The Tioga FRESH food truck will be stationed outside the Tioga Catholic Charities building at 932 West River Road in Nichols from 11:30 a.m. to 1... Read More.

Binghamton PD investigator shoots suspect in ankle during altercation

Monday, February 9 by Pat McDonald

A suspect was injured after a Binghamton Police Officer fired one shot during a struggle last week. According to police, the incident occurred on Amsbry Street at around 4:45 p.m. on Thursday. A member of the Binghamton Police Department Special Investigations Unit encountered a male suspect... Read More.

Binghamton man convicted of rape

Monday, February 9 by Pat McDonald

Broome County District Attorney F. Paul Battisti announced that following a Jury Trial in Broome County Court before the Hon. Carol A. Cocchiola today, Stephen K. Pudiak, 33, of Binghamton, was found guilty of Rape in the First Degree and Sexual Abuse in the... Read More.

Tioga cruises into Scholarship Challenge finals

Saturday, February 7 by Pat McDonald

Notre Dame opened the 46th annual FCCB Scholarship Challenge with a comeback win over Canton. The Notre Dame squad answered the last few questions, including the final one, to grab a 110-90 win over Canton. In the second match, the Tioga Tigers rolled to a 150-70... Read More.

LISTEN LIVE: 46th annual Scholarship Challenge kicks off at 10 a.m. today!

Saturday, February 7 by Pat McDonald

Listen to the first round of the 46th annual FCCB Scholarship Challenge today at 10 am. live from the Sayre Theatre. The first match of the day will feature Notre Dame and Canton, followed by Waverly taking on Tioga. One of those four teams will punch... Read More.

Fundraiser set up to honor late local dance teacher

Saturday, February 7 by Pat McDonald

Students and friends of a local dance teacher who recently passed away are raising funds to put on a show in her memory. Kelly O'Shea owned and operated KO's Just Move Tumble, Dance and Fit Gym in Binghamton. A Go Fund Me has been set up... Read More.

Hochul speaks out against local police involvement in ICE operations

Thursday, February 5 by Pat McDonald

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul was in Binghamton on Wednesday to speak out against local police involvement in ICE operations. The governor's visit comes a day after the Johnson City village board rejected a resolution to limit local police involvement with immigration enforcement operations. On Wednesday,... Read More.

Owego-Bing

Scholarship Challenge continues this weekend

State Sen. Webb to run for third term

Three injured in school bus crash in Cortland County

Agway of Owego and Endicott named WEBO Business of the Week

Towanda man sentenced to state prison for high-speed chase

Catholic Charities unveils new Tioga FRESH food truck

Binghamton PD investigator shoots suspect in ankle during altercation

Binghamton man convicted of rape

Tioga cruises into Scholarship Challenge finals

LISTEN LIVE: 46th annual Scholarship Challenge kicks off at 10 a.m. today!

Fundraiser set up to honor late local dance teacher

Hochul speaks out against local police involvement in ICE operations

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