Edward Gorski Jr.’s Purple Heart medal was returned by the Illinois treasurer’s office to the World War II veteran’s grandson, Shawn.

A free, spooky performance of a horror comedy reading is scheduled to take the stage at Hobart and William Smith Colleges on Friday the 13th.

A report was issued from the National Weather Service on Thursday at 1:47 p.m. for strong thunderstorms until 2:15 p.m. for Coffee and Geneva counties.

Geneva’s City Council has rejected a $3.84 million proposal to extend Long Pier into Seneca Lake, following a 4-4 vote that halted the project, according to the Finger Lakes Times. The pier expansion was part of a scaled-down plan tied to the city’s stalled marina project.

The chance to plan for the future in a comprehensive way is one step closer to reality after city council approved a resolution allowing the city manager to complete a comprehensive plan update. The resolution passed unanimously,

Don Kenny set a goal of running marathons several years back. The former Geneva resident has continued on that path, recently completing his 100th marathon after starting his adventure in 2013, at the Cleveland Marathon.

Charles Nathan Everts was a Union sergeant in the Civil War, in Company D, 4th Regiment of the Kansas Infantry. He died on Feb. 28, 1862, at age 43. He is buried in West Side Cemetery, 302 Stevens

Eurostar Group Ltd. plans to launch direct train services from London to Frankfurt and Geneva next decade, connecting the UK’s capital to two of Europe’s key financial centers.

Geneva City Schools Class of 2025 valedictorian and salutatorian are both eyeing careers in the sciences. Valedictorian Rendell Belanger Curren will attend Williams College, and although she has not yet decided on a major,

The city is seeking funding for the second phase of the West Main infrastructure project. The original proposal for the project was to go from near West Street to downtown, but funding issues made it necessary to split the project in two.