‘Pick Your Own’ farms are ready to ensure a safe, fun, healthy experience
The berries are ripening on the bushes and the farmers are hard at work getting ready for the blueberry and raspberry “Pick Your Own” season. While…
Arts & Living
Gallery Forty-One announces July Member of the Month
July features the steady hand of Susan Naylor as Gallery Forty-One’s Member of the Month. Susan started painting as a hobby, collecting smooth stones to paint…
State of the Arts in Tioga County
While the staff remains home, awaiting their turn to open in Phase 4, the Tioga Arts Council (TAC) wanted to share what it has been…
Gallery Forty-One announces their June Member of the Month
Gallery Forty-One is pleased to announce their June Member of the Month, Jennifer Johnson. Jennifer’s profession is nursing, but her sideline is pottery; eclectic and practical….
‘Pieces of Positive’
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…
JobNow resource at Tioga County Libraries
Tioga County libraries are still open in many ways, serving area communities. JobNow, an online site to help with resumes, job interviews and career choices,…
Recipes from Eudora’s Kitchen
When Eudora Tiffany was in Owego, she lived in her parent’s home on Glenmary Drive near where Mill Race Road cuts off. Even after Samuel…
‘Find the Library at Your Place’
The theme of National Library Week, celebrated April 19-25, “Find the Library at Your Place,” highlighted how area libraries are still “open” and offering virtual…
People have ‘gone bananas’
Terry Mead, who is originally from Apalachin and now residing in Florida, heard the news about the toilet paper crisis and decided to illustrate things…
Virtual performances keeping music scene alive
“A long, long time ago, I can still remember how the music made me smile.” Okay, so it really wasn’t that long ago. It was…