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Big Dipper BBQ 2 thanks community for support following break-in

Monday, April 21 by Pat McDonald

The Big Dipper BBQ 2 in Conklin asked for the public’s help after the business was broken into on Saturday morning, and the community stepped up. According to a Facebook post, the suspects removed their air conditioner from the window at around 12:30 a.m. on... Read More.

Driver injured in crash at Thunder Mountain Speedway

Monday, April 21 by Pat McDonald

A driver at Thunder Mountain Speedway suffered injuries in a crash on Friday night. According to track officials, driver Christian Hafl sustained injuries to his ribs and a concussion. He is recovering and will be fine. In a Facebook post, the track thanked the EMTs and... Read More.

Weitsman sells former Davis College campus for $4.5 million

Friday, April 18 by Pat McDonald

Upstate Shredding President and CEO Adam Weitsman has announced the sale of the former Davis College Campus. Weitsman has sold the campus to Dave Drew of Riverside Gardens, LLC for $4.5 million. Weitsman bought the property in 2020 for $3.2 million. Drew plans to turn the... Read More.

Area’s largest Easter Egg Hunt set for Saturday in Binghamton

Friday, April 18 by Pat McDonald

The area’s largest Easter Egg Hunt will be held this weekend. The Children’s Charity of Greater Binghamton will hold their 12th annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday at Rec Park in Binghamton. Sponsored by Mirabito Energy Products and the Binghamton Parks and Rec Department, the annual... Read More.

Candor Daffodil Festival set for next weekend

Friday, April 18 by Pat McDonald

The Candor Daffodil Festival is set for next weekend. The annual event will be held on Saturday, April 26th at the Candor Ball Park, located at 40 Spencer Ave. and McCarty Street. There will be over 100 local vendors, kids' activities, live music on three stages... Read More.

Guthrie, CORE hold annual Donate Life flag raising ceremony

Friday, April 18 by Pat McDonald

Sayre, Pa. – April is National Donate Life Month, and Guthrie is proud to celebrate its continued partnership with CORE, the Center for Organ Recovery & Education. On Thursday, Guthrie leaders joined with CORE to raise the Donate Life Flag on the campus of Guthrie... Read More.

Three students to represent Waverly FBLA at national conference

Thursday, April 17 by Pat McDonald

The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter from Waverly High School showcased their exceptional talents at the State Leadership Conference held in Rochester last week. With nine members competing in a total of 17 events, the team demonstrated their dedication and expertise across multiple... Read More.

Railroad bridge replacement project set for next week in Binghamton

Thursday, April 17 by Pat McDonald

A detour will be in place on Front Street in Binghamton next week due to a railroad bridge replacement project. Crews from Norfolk Southern have already begun removing tracks and railroad ties from the aging overpass near the intersection with Clinton Street. This will be the... Read More.

Philadelphia man sentenced on weapons charge

Thursday, April 17 by Pat McDonald

A Philadelphia man was found guilty by a Broome County jury for a weapons crime on Wednesday. According to the Broome County District Attorney’s Office, Jeremy Lewis, who previously lived in Endicott, was convicted of possessing a loaded and defaced firearm. Lewis was considered Broome County’s... Read More.

Tioga Opportunities, Inc. announces new executive director

Thursday, April 17 by Pat McDonald

Tioga Opportunities, Inc. (TOI) is proud to announce the appointment of Christine Shaver as its new Executive Director, following the recent retirement of Maureen Abbott. Ms. Abbott served the organization since 2015, and TOI extends its sincere gratitude and well wishes to her in her... Read More.

Former Candor mayor sentenced for stealing from village

Wednesday, April 16 by Pat McDonald

The former Candor Mayor who pleaded guilty to stealing funds from the village has been sentenced. According to the New York State Comptroller’s Office, Eric Halstead was sentenced to 60 days in jail for stealing over $23,000 from the Village of Candor from February of... Read More.

Owego Strawberry Festival set for June 19-21

Wednesday, April 16 by Pat McDonald

The 43rd annual Owego Strawberry Festival will return this June. The three-day event will kick off on Thursday, June 19 with the Rock and Run Strawberry Festival 5K, which will feature a walk and run as well as live music at Hickories Park. The always popular Block... Read More.

Owego-Bing

Big Dipper BBQ 2 thanks community for support following break-in

Driver injured in crash at Thunder Mountain Speedway

Weitsman sells former Davis College campus for $4.5 million

Area’s largest Easter Egg Hunt set for Saturday in Binghamton

Candor Daffodil Festival set for next weekend

Guthrie, CORE hold annual Donate Life flag raising ceremony

Three students to represent Waverly FBLA at national conference

Railroad bridge replacement project set for next week in Binghamton

Philadelphia man sentenced on weapons charge

Tioga Opportunities, Inc. announces new executive director

Former Candor mayor sentenced for stealing from village

Owego Strawberry Festival set for June 19-21

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