Parents can get pictures of their children and pets with the Easter Bunny on Thursday afternoon at the Matthews on the Parkway.
Rep. Molinaro Hosts Education Roundtable at Chenango Valley High School
On Monday, March 18th, Congressman Marc Molinaro held an education roundtable at Chenango Valley High School after the school is losing funding in Governor Kathy Hochul's proposed 2025 state budget. Meeting with school faculty, parents, and teachers, Moli
"Stand With Me" Helping Veteran's with Service Dog Training
Stand with Me Assistance Dog Team Training has been serving local veterans since 2016 as a non-profit, providing services completely free of charge to those experiencing service-related mental health issues. Vets learn to train their dogs to perform speci
Binghamton Women's Basketball Coaches Recall NCAA March Madness Tournament Experience
As the March Madness tournament is approaching, we talked to Binghamton University coaches about the experience of playing the tournament and making it to the national championship. Binghamton Women's basketball head coach Bethann Shapiro Ord coached four
Early Voting Set to Begin in Tioga County this Weekend
The Tioga county board of elections is reminding residents that they have the opportunity to vote early for this years presidential election. Starting on the 23rd at nine a.M., the early voting center will open at the Tioga county board of elections. Earl
Shops of 607 hold "family-friendly" St. Patrick's Day party
In Johnson City, a St. Patrick's Day party was hosted by the Shops of 607, one of many fun events for the whole family throughout the Southern Tier. The store, which brings together crafts from local vendors, held activities like meeting a Leprechaun and
Community Cornerstones: Ancient Order of Hibernians
Inside this unsuspecting building is a celebration. "This is the Ancient Order of Hibernians, and we get together to celebrate our Irish heritage, which we are doing abundantly today," said AOH President Patrick Walsh. Binghamton's AOH has grown a lot in
"I just want closure and justice": Members of Jeffrey Aissa's family hold 13th-anniversary vigil
With justice on the horizon, the family of Jeffrey Aissa held a vigil in his honor earlier today, 13 years to the date of the tragic arson. Community members have gathered annually since the murder to share memories and honor Jeffrey's life. Dozens of obs
Speakers look at 'The Bigger Picture" at TEDXVestal Youth
The first-ever High School-led TEDX event in New York State was held at Binghamton University earlier today. TEDXVestal Youth brought together five speakers from across our region together at BU under the common theme of "The Bigger Picture". Aditya Batte
Windsor Central School District battles School Bus driver shortage
Rebecca Reed never saw herself as a career school bus driver. "This job was only supposed to be temporary, but I didn't realize that I was going to love it so much," Reed said. Now, she's a 14-year veteran in Windsor. Having spent the last ten years drivi
UHS Celebrates Opening of New 24/7 Pharmacy in Johnson City
On Friday, March 15, UHS hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of its new 24-hour pharmacy located at 345 Main St. in Johnson City. The 11,000-square-foot location features a specialty pharmacy for patients with high-cost medications a
Senator Lea Webb Hosts Second Annual Women's History Month Award Reception
Senator Lea Webb hosted her second annual Women's History Month award reception on Friday, March 15th. Fourteen women from across District 52, ranging from small business owners to educators, were recognized for their impact on the community. The honorees
Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra Hosts 9th Annual Mac n Cheese Fest
Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra hosted its ninth annual Mac n Cheese Festival at the Doubletree Hotel in downtown Binghamton on Thursday, March 14. Over 20 local restaurants, including Mooney's, Courtside, and 205 Dry, prepare their most creative mac an
Schools Across Broome County Celebrate Pi Day
3.14, a constant that has been around since ancient times. This March 14 is a day to remember how major of a role this endless irrational constant plays in modern society. "Anything that bounces back and forth has pi involved in it. Things that are waveli
Local Historical Embroidery Made By Binghamton Psych Ward Patient in the Early 1900's Headed to NYC Exhibit
The Broome County Historical Society does programs every month about local history this month. The program is next Wednesday night at 645 in the library here. And this is one of the items that'll be discussed. So we'll have some actually on display for fo
Vestal Town Board Comes to Decision Regarding Town's Chief of Police
Vestal Town Board held a meeting on Wednesday, March 12 where they addressed the continuing situation regarding the Vestal Chief of Police position. Police Chief Stace Kintner's resignation at the beginning of February effective at the end of the month, l