Pine City News

Roland Glenn's account of what happened after he was drafted by the U.S. Army in 1943 as detailed in his book, 'The Hawk and the Dove: World War II at Okinawa and Korea,' is far more than an epic war story.

Right now this money saving and environmental friendly campaign is underway at Target.

BIG FLATS -- An Internet search can be fast and informative, but a little face time still goes a long way toward helping students select a college -- and helping colleges select students.

HORSEHEADS -- Residents from Horseheads and beyond spoke passionately for and against a Schlumberger Techology Corp.

13 during the 174th Fighter Wing Hometown Heroes Salute ceremony for all units on the Air National Guard Base in Syracuse: Master Sgt.

26 by the Elmira Corning branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in partnership with the Economic Opportunity Program Inc.

The Girl Scouts is looking for women and men to share a few hours to help girls learn new skills while having fun.

Southport Town Supervisor David Sheen couldn't help becoming a little emotional Wednesday as he talked about the new Park Terrace Congregate Apartments project.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told The Associated Press on Tuesday he will request leniency for three American hikers who apparently strayed across Iran's border.

Officials will formally launch a new senior citizen apartment complex in the town of Southport with a 'roof raising' ceremony at 11 a.m. Sept.

Firefighters from Southport and Pine City were called out Sunday night to extinguish a fire that burned down a garage on Cedar Street and an adjacent garage on an adjoining Spruce Street property.

JOHNSON CITY -- Officials broke ground Thursday on the first road project in Broome County to be funded by the federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

JOHNSON CITY -- Officials broke ground Thursday on the first road project in Broome County to be funded by the federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

JOHNSON CITY -- Officials broke ground Thursday on the first road project in Broome County to be funded by the federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

The Batchellerville Bridge will be open only to one-way traffic beginning next week in the wake of a recent inspection that revealed numerous problems with the deteriorating structure.

* The following local residents graduated from the State University of New York at Potsdam: Clayton John Ayers, son of Eugene and Carol Ayers of Pine City, received a bachelor's degree in business administration; Zach Bahns, son of Carole Bahns-Daum of Horseheads, received a bachelor's degree in politics; Grace Asenath Myers, daughter of Virginia ...

The first day of the Chemung County fair was busy and lively Tuesday morning as 4-H members took care of their animals and mingled with friends.

The Batchellerville Bridge received several red flags in a report prepared by the state Department of Transportation after the agency completed its annual inspection of the deteriorating structure.

Daniel Edwards of Elmira shot a 3-over-par 73 to finish first among boys ages 16-18 in the Central New York PGA Golf event Wednesday at Soaring Eagles Golf Club in Horseheads.

New federal legislation proposed by U.S. Sen. Charles E. Schumer would provide funds to governments, schools and community groups to offer free supplemental drivers' safety education classes to teens and young adults.