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Cortland YWCA event benefits victims of domestic violence
The Cortland YWCA’s Aids to Victims of Violence program hosted a fundraising event Friday to raise awareness of domestic violence issues in the community. -
Boys and girls parade down Main Street for Cortland Halloween Parade
Boys and girls of all ages paraded down Main Street Thursday night to kick off Halloween celebrations. -
Photo Gallery: Cortland Halloween Parade and Downtown Trick or Treating
Hundreds of families descended on Main Street Thursday night in downtown Cortland for the annual Cortland Halloween Parade and Downtown Trick or Treating. -
Cortland's Grace and Holy Spirit Church to reopen after 2016 fire
The Grace and Holy Spirit Church has been closed since a July 2016 fire that led to costly renovations. -
Homer High School to host engineering and manufacturing day
Homer High School will be hosting its first Engineering and Manufacturing Day on Friday, Oct. 26. -
Spy-Turned-Commentator to Speak at SUNY Cortland on Russian Hacking
John Sipher is an international expert on all things espionage, particularly on the topic of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election. -
Community news: SUNY Cortland hosting midterm election watch party
A midterm election watch party will be held from 7 to 11 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 6, in Old Main Colloquium. -
Cortland Halloween Parade returns to downtown
The annual Cortland County Halloween Parade and Downtown Trick or Treating returns this year to Main Street. -
Access to Independence of Cortland County announces new executive director
Access To Independence Board of Directors has announced that Aaron T. Baier will be the Agency’s Executive Director. -
Cortland students get a look at career options at Jump Start 10 Conference
On Tuesday, October 16th, a group of 10th grade students attended the Jump Start 10 Conference at SUNY Cortland.
