Don Morgan

Don Morgan has spent over 40 years entertaining the Southern Tier on Binghamton radio stations. Born in Texas, Don graduated from Corning Painted West High School and went to Corning Community College. Broome County is where he decided to lay down roots in 1977. Don, his wife, their adopted greyhounds are proud to call Johnson City home.

Dispose Of Old Electronics: Free Broome County Recycling Events Announced

There will be three offsite electronics recycling collections this fall for Broome County residents.

Binghamton’s Columbus Day Parade & Italian Festival – What You Need To KNow

This year's Tournament of Marching Bands features six bands competing.

Broome County Celebrates Fourth Year Of Successful Roadwork Season

Record-setting infrastructure improvements in Broome County for the fourth consecutive year.

Best Chance Since May to See the Northern Lights in New York

For the best possible views, find an area with the least lighting.

Deer And Black Bear Hunting In New York: What You Need To Know

If you are planning on hunting this fall in New York State, remember these rules before you head out into the woods.

Exciting Time For Sports Fans: Here’s What You Need To Know

Alright sports fans. If you really are a fan of sports, this is your time of the year!

Binghamton New York-Inspired Halloween Costumes: Embracing Local Icons & Creativity

If you were to go trick-or-treating or to a Halloween costume party and your costume had to have a local (Southern Tier New York) theme, what would it be?

You Can Help Fight Breast Cancer With The ‘Pink Patch Project’

The Pink Patch Project is a national campaign that brings law enforcement and the community together to raise breast cancer awareness and funding to help local families fight cancer.

Youth Big Game Hunt: An Opportunity For Young Hunters In New York

Hunters between the ages of 12 to 15 may participate - both resident and non-resident.

Did You Catch These Southern Tier New York News Stories?

Catch up on local and regional news items in a short recap we reported on for the week of September 30th, 2024, from WNBF's Bob Joseph, Don Morgan, and the Townsquare Media staff.