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During a recent Morning Express program at Fairgrieve Elementary School, nearly two dozen students were celebrated for creating positive changes.

Fairgrieve Elementary students got a first-hand glimpse into the agriculture industry during the annual Harvest Festival held recently outside of the school.

An educational unit on the human body concluded October 28 for Fairgrieve Elementary first grade students with a community blood drive at the school.

Stop throwing your money down the drain or out an electrical outlet. The Save Energy, Save Dollars workshop will teach low-cost and no-cost ways to save energy and reduce energy bills.

Residents at St. Luke Health Services gathered to enjoy a much anticipated seasonal event – when an Eagle Beverage delivery truck pulled up to the residence loaded with beer and other specialty beverages for residents to sample and enjoy.

The Children’s Board of Oswego launched its 26th annual Poinsettia Sale during its October meeting. Each year, members of the board sell and deliver an average of 900 of the popular Christmas potted plants.

The Oswego County Academic Youth (OCAY) League held its 75th event since its inception and kicked off the 2015-16 year with another of its unique academic competitions.

Students at Fulton Junior High School raised their hand to say I accept Rachel’s Challenge to: 1. Look for the best in others; 2. Dream big; 3. Choose positive influences; 4. Speak with kindness and 5. Start your own chain reaction.

Just in time for the holidays, local artist, Anna Perun, returns to the Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center to demonstrate and teach the ancient Ukrainian art form of pysanky, in which traditional folk designs are written on eggs with hot beeswax while dipping the eggs in various dyes.