Jim Coon stopped by to discuss the 38th annual Chiller Haunted House. Due to COVID-19, the event takes place at a safe social distance this year, held several dates at the Homer Center for the Arts. The outdoor Haunted Hospital began October 9-10 and continued this weekend — the final opportunity for a spooking is […]
On today’s Meet Cortland County segment: Chiefs from the city of Cortland and village of Homer fire departments discussed National Fire Prevention week, which this year memorialized a fallen local first responder. Robert Bush was added to New York State’s Fallen Firefighters Memorial Wall this week — he passed away last October after falling ill […]
On this morning’s Meet Cortland County segment: Patricia Schaap from the local mental health department discussed September’s Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, highlighting a variety of community resources available to help anyone who may be struggling. That includes the county’s all-new suicide prevention coalition: SPEAK UP Cortland, which stands for Suicide Prevention, Education, Awareness, Knowledge, Understanding, and Perseverance. Schaap was […]
On Saturday’s Meet Cortland County segment: An in-depth discussion about the HEALing Communities Study (HCS), a new federally-funded program aimed at reducing opioid overdose deaths in the nation’s most highly affected communities. The ultimate goal is to reduce opioid-related overdose deaths by 40% over the course of three years. Cortland County is one of just 16 in […]
WXHC spoke with candidates for New York State Senatorial District 51 in the coming General Election, scheduled for Tuesday, November 3: Three names will be on the ballot including a Republican, a Democrat and a Libertarian. The open seat comes as a result of the retiring State Senator James Seward, who announced in January that his […]
