George Washington

The listing notes that this stone house was built in the 1700s. It features 10-foot ceilings, hand-hewn beams, and 18th-century cabinetry and paneling.

We all have our favorite US President and if you know me then you'll know my answer. However it's not for the reason that you may think.

Here's something interesting that I noticed when I was looking at the Binghamton National Weather Service website.

New York's oldest restaurant had an effect on the outcome of the Revolutionary War, and it's only a few hours down the road from Binghamton. I can't wait to eat there, what about you?

Did you know that George Washington was a mason? Did you know that there is a GW statue in the Southern Tier? You can see it for yourself on Saturday during the 9/11 Remembrance ceremony.

We can always count on our moms for helpful advice...especially if we actually listen to it. Here's some advice that was given to their sons before they were famous.

Facts are fun when you tell them correctly. What else did George Washington do on July 4th, 1776? We have the answer and more.

The story of 'President's Day' started in 1800, but didn't evolve into what we know it to be today until the early 2000s. This is how the day came to be.