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Owego Elementary has Fire Safety Demonstration

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Students from Owego Elementary School got a chance to see a fire safety demonstration Friday.A demonstration was put on Friday afternoon by Campville Fire Captain Lee Dunham, to show why it's important to keep doors in your home closed at night in case of... Read More.

Superintendent’s Conference Set for AO Schools

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Owego-Apalachin schools will have early dismissal today. Owego Free Academy and Owego-Apalachin Middle School will dismiss at 10:55AM. Apalachin Elementary and Owego Elementary will dismiss at noon. There is no school on Friday for a Superintendent’s conference. There is no school on Monday for... Read More.

SUNY Broome Holds Chicken BBQ for Harvey Relief Efforts

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Student program clubs from SUNY Broome's business and professional studies division are holding a chicken barbecue today from 11 til 2 to raise money for Hurricane Harvey relief efforts. Event activities also include games, entertainment, a photo booth, cotton candy, hamburgers and hot dogs.... Read More.

Sentence Handed Down in Death Of BU Student

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26-year-old Aizaz Siddiqui has been sentenced in the death of Binghamton University student Stefani Lineva last December. Lineva was found dead on the median of Route 434 near Pennsylvania Avenue. The man pled guilty to leaving the scene of the accident. He has been... Read More.

OA Teachers Ranked Among Best in State

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The Owego-Apalachin Central School District’s teachers are ranked 22nd-best in Upstate New York. OA’s teachers were the only Broome-Tioga BOCES region teachers to receive a mention in the Top 25. Every school district in the United States was graded for this report,... Read More.

Binghamton University Opens College of Pharmacy

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Binghamton University welcomed its inaugural class at the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. The school has been in the making for years.The university expects about 350 students to enroll over the next four years. On Saturday, the school celebrated the arrival of... Read More.

Bail Set in Rathskeller Pub Stabbing

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Bail has been set for the suspect in Saturday morning’s stabbing at the Rathskeller Pub in Binghamton. The Broome County Court has set bail for 22-year-old Steven Mangra at $5,000 cash or $10,000 bond. Both the suspect and the victim, a bouncer at the... Read More.

Back to School!!!

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School buses are back on the roads across our listening area today. It is the first day of school for most districts in the Southern Tier. Be sure to give yourself a little extra time and patience this morning as bus drivers... Read More.

Binghamton University Receives $1.1 Million Grant

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The US Department of Commerce has announced a $1.1 million grant to the Research Foundation of SUNY Binghamton. The grant is intended to support a Trade Adjustment Assistance Center that helps manufacturers affected by imports, adjust to increasing global competition and to create jobs.... Read More.
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