fireworks

Anyone want to come over and shoot off some Neighbor Haters? How about lighting some Freedom Flames?

Don't do it! Don't post that blurry fireworks photo again this year.

Think if you get caught bringing fireworks across state lines into NY you'll get a slap on the wrist? Maybe. Or, maybe you'll be hit with a misdemeanor or felony.

Explore the over-the-top New Year's Eve celebrations around the world, from NYC's iconic ball drop to Auckland's dazzling fireworks.

If you're planning to celebrate with fireworks this year, you should probably know this before you light the night.

The annual Holiday Parade of Lights is back for the Christmas season in Canastota and it'll end with a bang this year.

Anyone who attends the Winter Fair knows that it's a smaller version of the Great New York State Fair that happens in August and September, basically a time to fast forward to summer for the weekend.

Most fireworks are illegal in the state of New York, but there are some exceptions.

Friday, July 20th, Commerce Chenango will host a bus trip from Norwich to Binghamton to see the, ah hem, Rumble Ponies in action at NYSEG Stadium. They are, of course, the Double A affiliate of the New York Mets (Binghamton Mets sounded SO much better).

Get ready for a great day of family fun and music on the 4th of July at Fireworks Over The Fairgrounds on the Chenango County Fairgrounds. It will be a day of food, rides, crafts, vendors, and of course, music.  The tunes start at 3 PM  and among the performers featured will be local favorites Cassidy Lynn, The Beadle Brothers Band, Kaitlyn Jackson and Mike Davis...