Officials in Tompkins County are calling for Governor Kathy Hochul to remove her plan to shift $625 million dollars in Medicaid costs to county governments by intercepting eFMAP funds. Tompkins[Read More…]

The deadline approaches as Tompkins Cortland Community College looks for nominations for the colleges’ annual Distinguished Alumni Award, which is presented by the TC3 Foundation. Each year, the college recognizes[Read More…]

The Seven Valleys Health Coalition (SVHC) has announced the organization will host a Go to Market Series for Farmers & Producers. The series is targeted to help local producers and[Read More…]

New York State’s average for a gallon of gas is now cheaper than the national average, according to AAA. Currently, New York’s average for a gallon of gas is $3.46,[Read More…]

The Cortlandville Fire Department has announced that Firehouse Subs will be returning to the fire station starting on March 20th until March 25th from 11am to 7pm, daily. The mobile[Read More…]

As of 8pm last night, Governor Hochul has declared a state of emergency for multiple counties throughout the state for today’s snowstorm, which is expected to last until Wednesday. The[Read More…]

The National Weather Service upgraded the Winter Watch to a warning as the chances for heavy snowfall have risen. The warning will be in effect until 8 am on Wednesday[Read More…]

The Cortland County Sheriff’s Office has made an arrest after an investigation conducted by the office and the Cortland County Department of Social Services. Officers arrested 42 year old Melissa[Read More…]

This April, the Boy Scouts of America, Baden-Powell Council will be honoring Cortland County resident Molly Reagan with their Cortland County Distinguished Citizens Award during their annual fundraising dinner. Their[Read More…]

On Friday, around 1pm, US Senator Chuck Schumer made a stop in Cortland County at the Cortland County Sheriff’s Public Safety Building on Greenbush Street in the City of Cortland.[Read More…]

A majority of Upstate New York CEOs, 54%, believe the economy has worsened in the past year and only 19% of CEOs believe the economy will improve in the coming[Read More…]

Daylight savings is officially here with clocks set ahead by one hour. With the shift ahead, one hour of sleep was lost and the change in daylight hours means motorists[Read More…]

Eight SUNY Cortland students interested in healthcare careers are benefitting from an internship experience at Guthrie Cortland Medical Center’s Emergency Department during the spring semester. Interns get the chance to[Read More…]

Tompkins Cortland Community College has announced an upcoming jobs and internship fair at the BorgWarner TEC Field House on the TC3 Campus on Wednesday, March 22nd from 11:30 am to[Read More…]

The annual St. Baldrick’s Foundation event at the Red Jug Pub in Cortland will be taking place tomorrow, Sunday, March 12th, beginning at 1pm. St. Baldricks raises money to fight[Read More…]

This advisory has expired. Cortland County Sheriff Mark E. Helms has issued a travel advisory for Cortland County until 8:00 AM Saturday morning. The Sheriff’s Office reminds motorists that this[Read More…]

The Cortland County Sheriff’s Office is looking for public assistance in an investigation of a burglary that occurred on March 9th in the Town of Cincinnatus. The Sheriff’s Office is[Read More…]

The latest jobs report for the State of New York has been released, and the figures for Cortland County show an over the year decrease of 200 jobs within the[Read More…]

The New York State Office of Aging has announced their first-ever comprehensive survey of older adults and their needs. The survey is for those who are 60 years or older.[Read More…]

It’s time to Spring forward this Sunday, March 12th, at 2am as it will be the start of daylight savings time. Clocks should be set one hour ahead. In addition[Read More…]

The Cortland County Soil and Water Conservation District has announced they will be hosting a presentation on a recently drafted Community Forest Management Plan (CFMP) for the forested areas located[Read More…]

The New York Department of Environmental Conservation marks a successful 2022 for the state’s brownfield cleanup program. For 2022, 53 cleanups were completed, including over 20 new affordable housing projects.[Read More…]

The tentative start date for construction on Main Street in the City of Cortland has been pushed back a week to Monday, March 20th. Work is expected to begin on[Read More…]

A Cortland man was arrested again by the Cortland County Sheriff’s Office on March 5th. The arrest came after a complaint of a violation of an order of protection was[Read More…]

The Family Health Network has announced the Southern Tier AIDS Program, Inc. will be hosting a pop-up event at their Cincinnatus Health Center located at 2805 Cincinnatus Road. The pop-up[Read More…]

Tonight, from 5pm to 9pm, is a good night to go to Applebee’s in Cortland as the restaurant (along with 37 other locations) will be joined by Special Olympic New[Read More…]

The cause of a fire that occurred at 139 Main Street (Garcia’s Grocery) in the City of Cortland on Monday evening has been determined. City of Cortland Fire Department Chief[Read More…]

Around 11:20 pm last night, a call came in for a reported structure fire at 5203 Gee Brook Road, with reports of smoke and fire seen. Cincinnatus, Willet, McGraw, Marathon,[Read More…]

The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program is going on now through mid-April and appointments are available for those needing assistance in filing their taxes. The program offers free tax[Read More…]

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is reminding New Yorker’s the state’s annual burn ban will begin next Thursday, March 16th and go through May 14th. The annual[Read More…]