Linda Jackson

Endicott residents may continue to boast that they live in the "Birthplace of IBM" but soon the company will have no physical presence in the village.

A Vermont company will not move forward with its plan to turn an abandoned Endicott shopping center into a distribution facility.

An effort to create a new political party is moving forward in the village of Endicott.

Plans to develop an art park near Washington Avenue in Endicott are being reevaluated after members of a neighborhood church circulated petitions against the project.

Some Endicott residents are worried that a church built more than a century ago could soon be demolished.

Several license plate readers could be put in place at various spots in the village of Endicott to assist law enforcement agencies.

Drivers seeking a big gasoline discount could make things interesting as Byrne Dairy & Deli opens its first store in the Binghamton area.

A Republican candidate for New York Governor, with his famous father in tow, is appealing for support from Southern Tier voters.

Endicott's mayor says a multipurpose redevelopment project may be feasible on a vacant property where an rundown hotel was torn down nearly three years ago.

More than a dozen security cameras are expected to be installed in the heart of Endicott's business district in an effort to deter crime.