Autriya Maneshni

People can either run or walk the 5K or be the first to make it to the face of the Stone Quarry, ringing the bell and winning the mountain goat challenge.

Children and adults can learn the ancient theater arts traditions such as mime, acting, playwriting, improv and more.

The project prevents the river from eroding further and creates a safe space for the natural habitat.

The society will host a play-focused day of activities with Jenni’s Music, a local favorite.

The 2nd Annual Port Dickinson Pumpkin FestiFall and the 2nd Annual Creekside Artisan Fall Market had the community excited to feel the crisp air, shop local and participate in fall-themed activities.

The center’s main mission is to give people a way to combine traditional medicine with more holistic care such as massage therapy and meditation.

The Fab Lab stands for “Digital Fabrication Lab” and is equipped with 3D printers and laser cutters for students to learn and utilize. Students also work together in teams and get hands-on experience while building relationships and responsibility.

The not-for-profit supplies non-perishable foods, blankets, hygiene products, clothes and even school supplies.

This event is a partnership with the Chenango County Health Department. The first 100 families who are involved in the Early Intervention and Children and Youth with Special Healthcare Needs programs get to attend for free.

The organization received Downtown Revitalization Funds which allowed for improvements in lighting, sound and seating at the Martin W. Kappel Theater in Norwich.

Traditional dances, clothing, food and customs came together once again for the annual “Native Nations Festival."

The New York State Cannabis Control voted on Sept. 12 to finalize the Office of Cannabis Management’s (OCM) proposed regulations to allow anyone across the state to apply for adult-use cannabis market licenses.

The bookshop is lined with more than 50,000 vintage books from Owner Jason Miller’s collection. Cozy chairs and couches can be found around the shop making it a comfortable place for the community to thrive in.

The grant funds were allocated from the New York State Energy Research & Development Authority.

The exhibits in the museum feature pre and post-World War II vehicles, the world’s largest collection of Franklins and a “Cars Made in New York State” exhibit.

Rather than focusing on a specific style of dance like jazz or tap, the weekly class is meant to serve as a way for students to learn how to express themselves through movement and engage in their creativity.

The money is raised for the local Sock Out Cancer Organization and gets granted to its local Hospital Foundations to ease the financial burden of its cancer patients.

The two-day event featured live music, delicious food and more than 100 artists showing off unique creations.

This event consisted of a Plein Air Paint Out art competition, musical performances, a book sale, and a barbeque by Smokey Legend BBQ.

This year’s game was held in honor of those who lost their lives in the September 11, 2001 attacks and a local firefighter who lost a courageous battle to cancer.

Each poll worker will be paid for attending the training class and for working on Election Day.

The festival will have opportunities for engagement with everyday exhibits and tours that allow participants the opportunity to explore the ancestry as well as artistry within the local spaces.

The 5-minute-long exhibit explores the relationship between time, space and perception that transforms a tunnel into a container for the abstract language of light and sound.

The Agency on Aging has stuffed animal cats and dogs that react to human touch and voice by barking, meowing and purring.

The new facility will have more exam rooms, a surgery and dental suite and treatment rooms.

The festival featured vendors selling handmade jewelry, pottery, soaps, and other unique products.

Half of the quilt raffle proceeds will go to the Johnson City Senior Citizen Center.

The legacy conference featured guest speakers, Q&A sessions and a viewing of Serling’s work on old TV shows.

The fair is the first of its kind in the area and has many different Renaissance-themed vendors and performers.

The Baby Nook has a private lactation and pumping room as well as two lactation counselors on site who can assist with any questions.

The legendary Reggae Band “The Wailers” is set to perform at the Earlville Opera House Friday night at 7 p.m.

In the previous academic year, Oxford School District served over 67,000 breakfast meals and 72,000 lunches.

The bank has had a 15-year partnership with the Chenango Arts Council to display works of art done created by community members.

The organization is volunteer-based and helps a homeowner on average every two to three weeks, making sure Chenango County homes are safe and comfortable for residents.

Zika is primarily transmitted through the bite of an infected female Aedes Aegypti mosquito. Most individuals do not experience symptoms of Zika, but common symptoms include fever, rash, joint pain and red eyes.

The festival featured a live performance by Grammy Award-Winner Jimmy Sturr & His Orchestra Band along with traditional food and Polka dancing.

The festival was a celebration of identity and love for the LGBTQ+ community in Chenango County.

The CDC said to avoid kissing or snuggling with turtles and to not purchase them as pets for children younger than five.

This grant will help fund new safety equipment which is crucial for keeping firefighters healthy.

All 85 rooms have been renovated with brand-new furniture and appliances with more renovations in the works.

The City of Norwich plans to kickstart a relief program at the end of August that would assist the businesses financially.

His gallery showcases his ability to see the beauty in abandonment while also playing with lots of different objects and light.

The music festival honors the life of 16-year-old Harper Stantz who was struck and killed by a vehicle in 2019 while walking back home from Recreation Park.

Rows of handmade gravestones were on the front lawn of the Broome County Courthouse honoring the lives of those lost due to overdose in the annual “Trail of Truth” event hosted by Truth Pharm.

This is the 30th year the festival has returned to the fairgrounds in Norwich and it features many Grammy-winning artists.

Drivers are needed for deliveries to senior homes.

Community & Development Director Erik Scrivener said the current sewage pipes are more than a 100-year-old and are cracking.

Neighbors who saw the fire said it did not take long for the flames to spread.

The old packaing facility will feature a 200 capacity multi-purpose meeting space, significantly improved accessibility, a kitchen, a cafe and a full-time nursing staff.

The festival featured live entertainment and the opportunity for participants to taste traditional Czech & Slovak food.