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April is National Sexual Assault Awareness Month. During the month the Child Advocacy Center of Chenango County and the Catholic Charities Crime Victims Program have sponsored various events to educate the public on the issues of child abuse, crime victims rights, and sexual assault...

Lisa Russell of Walton will participate in next Monday's Boston Marathon. Lisa is part of a 150-strong team, all of them running for a very special cause: Russell, a cancer survivor, has a personal goal to raise $8,000 which will go directly to Massachusetts General Hospital...

The Walton Village Board met in regular session on Monday. Mayor Ed Snow had this to say about the upcoming water line project: Snow delivered a State of the Village address at the meeting. Here he talks about village finances: According to the mayor, this summer's paving project will take place on the Village South Side...

The 100th anniversary of the City of Norwich kicked off last month with a reception at the Northeast Classic Car Museum in Norwich. At that time co-chairs of the celebration, Kay Zaia and Mary Lou Steward, told those attending that they will have an event each month for the rest of the year to commemorate the 100 years in the history of the city...

Oneonta will start looking for the city's second City Manager. On Tuesday night, the Oneonta Common Council unanimously approved a separation agreement with the current city manager, Michael Long. The 57-year-old Long plans to retire, but will stay on until May 30th...

State Senator Jame Seward says the new state budget addresses many of the concerns of his constituents, such as education aid, property tax relief, and job creation incentives. The new budget contains a $1.1 billion increase in school aid focusing on needy school districts...

Renowned male acapella singing ensemble Cantus will take the First United Methodist Church in Oneonta, by storm tonight (possibly literally), starting at 7:30pm.

A familiar sound has returned to Walton. The dual horn which was sounded at the noon hour for so many years had fallen into disrepair. The horn has now been repaired, thanks to Tracey Williams. Ron Galley has the details:

Oneonta native and Itaca College film student, Ryan Shuler will be featuring his film "Project AVC" this weekend and next weekend at the Oneonta Theatre for the public to enjoy.

With Animal Guy Jeff Musial's Oneonta, NY show coming right up this Saturday at the Oneonta Theatre, I wanted to give people one more chance to get to know this great and very funny guy who is all about his gang of exotic friends who travel with him.