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Courtyard Gifts Moves to Owego

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Courtyard Gifts has been a fixture in Binghamton for 44 years.  Bruce Potter has been an Owego resident for 37 years.  This Summer, Potter decided it was time to move his shop to downtown Owego.  Courtyard Gifts specializes in quality high-end jewelry, and unique... Read More.

Brookdale Vestal West – Fall Open House

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Amira and Emira from Brookdale Vestal West on Plaza Drive in Vestal stopped by the WEBO Morning Show to talk about their facility.  They held an Open House over the weekend.  For more information, you can listen to the interview below, or call... Read More.

Trial Begins in Antler Lodge Shooting

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The trial for a murder that happened at the Antler Lodge in Binghamton in 2015 began Monday. Joshua Taylor is charged with shooting and killing James High at the lodge on Chenango Street. Jury selection started Monday morning.

Binghamton Rolls Out ‘Safe City’ Initiative

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The city of Binghamton is taking a more proactive approach combating crime, rolling out its "Safe City" initiative. 15 stationary license plate readers have been installed in 8 different locations throughout the city. The readers keep track of all vehicles entering the city AND... Read More.

Senator Fred Akshar Announces Road Project

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Senator Fred Akshar announced a $1.8 million project Monday to update and repave roads in Kirkwood. Akshar said the town will update 16 to 20 miles of road with cold mix pavement and an additional 24 miles of road with standard pavement. Akshar said... Read More.

16th Annual ‘Taste of Tioga’ Held at Tioga Downs

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The 16th Annual ‘Taste of Tioga’ was held Friday night at Tioga Downs. The event was organized by the Cornell Cooperative Extension and featured locally sourced vegetables and meat. Funds raised from the event support CCE Services work to promote healthy eating and local... Read More.

Local Firefighters Participate in 9/11 Stair Climb

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Local firefighters and others from around the Southern Tier participated in the annual 9/11 Stair Climb Sunday. The participants paid tribute to the 343 F-D-N-Y firefighters who lost their lives on 9/11. The stairs climbed were in the Binghamton State Office Building. Participants... Read More.

Binghamton Remember Those Lost to Addiction

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The Binghamton community came together this weekend to remember those who lost their life to addiction. A candlelight vigil was held at the Tabernacle United Methodist Church Sunday. People who have lost a loved one to overdose were there, along with others who just... Read More.

Johnson City Turns 125 Years Old

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Speaking of Johnson City, the village turned 125 years old on Saturday. Many locals came together to celebrate its anniversary. Vendors from the area joined the celebration at CFJ Park for the Johnson City Jubilee. There was fun food, drinks, and opportunities... Read More.
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