In today’s county report on COVID-19, Tioga County’s Legislative Chairwoman, Martha Sauerbrey, reported that the State allowed local municipalities to open public swimming pools and…
Excitement, exhilaration, and a bit of nervousness were the emotions felt by most last Saturday as they witnessed the successful launch of the SpaceX Falcon…
Although the coronavirus has put many businesses on hold, and people staying in place, the project at the Candor Historical Society has been able to…
On May 25, 2020, George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man, died in Minneapolis, Minnesota after Derek Chauvin, a white police officer, knelt on Floyd’s neck for almost nine minutes…
Holy Cow, the going keeps getting harder. Popsicle here. I’m hiding in a cabinet in the kitchen over the sink (they’ll never find me here) for safety,…
Last year, the Owego Apalachin Art Department curated the first district-wide PreK-12 Art Show, “Creative Journeys.” The show featured over 600 works of art and…
Tioga Central School District mourns the sudden death of senior Mason Booser, who died following a motorbike accident on Sunday, May 31. Mason was 18,…
When racing begins on Sunday, June 7, there will be a new voice behind the mic at Tioga Downs. Andrew “Shades” Demsky, 32, a native of Bellmore, N.Y. and…
After consultation with health professionals, elected officials, band members and stakeholders, the Board of Directors of the Tioga Arts Council (TAC) has withdrawn its co-sponsorship of Concerts…
It was 1963 when Owego resident and Trustee Charles Plater was born and moved to Rochdale Village, a 120-acre co-op in southeastern Queens that was…