Presented by Film Otsego and Foothills Performing Arts and Civic Center, the horror film festival is designed to celebrate Otsego County’s growing reputation as a place to make horror films.

If event organizers want to host a drag show, performers want to perform, and adults—or parents making decisions for their own children—want to attend, that’s their business.

We are at another turning point. For nearly half a century, since the 1979 revolution and the seizure of our embassy, Iran’s rulers have treated the United States as their enemy.

Commissioner Marie Therese Dominguez said the change will improve navigation and emergency response, noting that “these new mile based exit signs on I-88 are a simple change with a real safety benefit ...

Since August, the two municipalities have been arguing about which should be designated “lead agency” with state-granted authority to assess the environmental impacts and what to do about them.

The family of Lynn Barton says the county’s justice system failed him long before the man who shot him ever entered a courtroom. Their frustration, now echoed by many in the community, stems from what ...

The public will soon get a chance to comment on the Town of Otsego’s much discussed land-use plan. The town will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, October 21 at 7 p.m.

Periodically, history and political science professors rank U.S. presidents, and the results decidedly favor liberal ...

During a recent trip to visit family, photographer Scott Bliss paid a visit to the Fernleigh Estate stone bridge to enjoy the ...

On October 6, roughly 125 concerned citizens crowded into the Oneonta Common Council meeting, filling the chamber, hallways, and stairwell to deliver more than an hour of petitions over controversy ...

An Upper Unadilla Valley Association November banquet, CCESO's Annual Meeting and a Halloween event at the Richfield Springs Community Center are among the topics discussed in this week's news briefs.

Fourteen year old Josiah Wirchansky has spent most of his school career learning how to navigate Cooperstown Central not just as a student, but as one of the few students of color in the district.