The four years that Robert “Bob” Bookbinder served across World War II and the Korean War have shaped him as a person. The 94-year-old veteran and former Huntington resident, looking back at his U.S. Army service, said it helped him grow into who he is today.

Dig out those Chuck Taylors, clip on your Tamagotchi and take a trip back to the 1990s with The Fresh Kids of Bel-Air as they bring the flavor of the decade to The Paramount on June 10.

The Greater Huntington Council of Yacht and Boating Club’s 5th annual Safe Boating Week kicks off this Saturday and continues with nautical activities through Friday, May 26.

Twenty-five teams of firefighters from 15 departments across Long Island took part in the 10th annual Chuck Varese Vehicle Extrication Tournament on Saturday.

St. Anthony’s High School Aerospace and Aviation Club truly aimed for the skies as they traveled to Great Meadow in The Plains, VA, just outside of Washington, D.C., to blast off their carbon fiber rocket in the national finals of the Team America Rocketry Challenge.

Before country music star Hunter Hayes takes The Paramount’s stage in June, a local, up-and-coming singer-songwriter is set to put her passion for music on display.

I’ve only been a mother for 10 and a half years. When you are a mother to young children, I think it’s rather common that you constantly draw upon your childhood, trying to recall how “they” did it.

More than 20,000 tulips were ogled in Heckscher Park on Sunday as part of the town’s 17th annual Huntington Tulip Festival.

Lidia Szczepanowski first stepped into the world of pageantry to spread her message of women empowerment.

Billy the Artist recalls the days when he always drawing something in his notebook.

“Since I can remember, I’ve always had a sketch pad,” he said. “I always drew and painted.”

It’s going to be a trip back into the ’70s with “Friday Night Fever,” featuring The N.Y. Bee Gees, at The Paramount on May 26, just in time for the 40th anniversary of Saturday Night Fever.

In her first time competing at nationals, 16-year-old Hannah Spencer, of Centerport, set the freestyle record for Huntington YMCA swim team at the 2017 YMCA Short Course Nationals, which were held in April.

A group of Huntington Hospital workers recently whipped up dinner for 90 people at the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island.

Last week, Huntington Hospital earned the prestigious Magnet designation for the fourth time, making it the first practice to do so on Long Island.

A local nonprofit, and violinist group are partnering this coming Mother’s Day weekend to raise money that will be used to help children in Madagascar further their education, and sell goods made by Malagasy women.

The Commack community rallied to fill 170 baskets with childcare essentials as part of a teacher’s mission to help new mothers.

The Town of Huntington celebrated Earth Day 2017 on Saturday with its annual Family Earth Day Expo, which was hosted a at new location this year, Heckscher Park.

After collecting hundreds of pounds of plastic caps and lids to recycle and transform into park benches, Girl Scout Troop 239 held a ribbon cutting Friday before Earth Day to celebrate the completion and installation of its first bench Silas Wood School Sixth Grade Center School in Huntington Station.

Appetite for Destruction will be returning to The Paramount on May 6 to cover the sweet lyrics, intense energy and obscene solos of Guns N’ Roses.

Racing six small wooden vehicles on the specially-fitted track in each heat, 85 hand-crafted Pinewood Derby cars were in the competitions at the annual Matinecock District Boy Scouts of America’s runoff event, which was hosted at the Elwood-John Glenn High School gym on April 8.