Binghamton News

A small commercial complex on Binghamton's South Side has new owners and it may soon be home to a new store.

Another busy week for local news. Here's a brief recap of what happened news-wise around the Southern Tier last week.

Over 130 New York colleges just opened their doors with free applications for high school seniors starting mid-October.

Danielle Cannella, who learned she'd been selected to be the owner-operator of the new Johnson City Chick-fil-A restaurant seven months ago, says she's looking forward to Thursday's opening.

More than 200 years ago, a flood in Deposit partially swept away the dam serving Captain Nathan Dean’s mill, according to a Broome County history.

Mayor Jared Kraham says he shares some of the concerns being expressed by Binghamton residents about the sale of a closed supermarket building.

Authorities are warning people who plan to travel near the Oakdale Commons in Johnson City later this week to prepare for traffic delays.

Binghamton’s Belden Tunnel helped connect the Southern Tier to Albany through a difficult 1860s railroad project.

Food-A-Bago returns to Binghamton November 2 through 9 to collect food and donations for Broome County CHOW.

Relief is coming for a long-awaited new store in Tioga County that has been unable to open because it did not have a water supply.