I write this not only as the CEO of TeraWulf, but also as a concerned citizen, taxpayer, military veteran, and lifelong ...

On Oct. 25, Ithaca College held a ribbon cutting ceremony for a new outdoor track & field complex funded with a donation by Class of 1984 alumni Michael and Tracy ...

In times of uncertainty, the character of a community is revealed not through wealth or power, but through its willingness to care for one another. When government services halt and ...

Ahead of a likely pause of federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, Tompkins County issued an ...

The Lansing Town Board held an emergency meeting on Oct. 23 to set a Nov. 12 deadline for written public comment on the ...

Nestled in New York’s Finger Lakes region, Ithaca thrives as a nexus of education, innovation, and scenic beauty. Home to ...

When a company comes into a rural community promising jobs and redevelopment, trust is everything. That trust depends on ...

Countries are uniquely human constructs. Only people divide themselves into undefinable sanctions called “nations,” then ...

As someone who prefers open spaces due to feeling a bit uneasy in enclosed ones, I’ve found Bickering Twins in downtown ...

I write in response to the Ithaca Times story, Just Cause Legislation Sparks Heated Arguments Before Ithaca Common Council ...

Between the success of “The River” in 1980 and the barn-blazing triumph of “Born in the U.S.A.” in 1984, Bruce Springsteen released his most daring album, “Nebraska.” This tumultuous period ...

State and local leaders announced on Oct. 15 that the Greater Ithaca Activities Center (GIAC) will receive $13 million in New ...