Throughout the three decades they've performed together, members of the band Blues Traveler have endured some change, including new members and record deals, but the their signature blues-rock sound has remained constant.

Singer-songwriter Hugo Valenti and his Journey tribute band Voyage will perform at The Paramount on Jan. 19.

This New Year’s Eve, ’80s cover band Jessie’s Girl will send off 2017 and welcome in 2018 with a show at The Paramount in Huntington.

 For the third year in a row Teen Nick star and pop artist Meredith O’Connor visited Walt Whitman High School to speak to sixth graders from Silas Wood in the South Huntington School District.

Matthew Luca was overwhelmed with joy last Thursday when he learned he'd been named College of The Holy Cross’ Organ Scholar of the Class of 2022.

Rooms at Vanderbilt Museum in Centerport are currently decorated with holiday magic, and tours of the grounds are being offered.

The Leadership Huntington Class of 2018 is designing a ‘Leadership Café’ for Tri-CYA youths in Huntington Station.
 

Frank Iero, former guitarist for disbanded My Chemical Romance, is back with a new band, this time serving as front man. And the group is gering to perform in Huntington.

Alexander Onyskin, a veteran and former engineer, simply wants his name to be remembered. And he’s not alone.

Stories of local holiday traditions.

Councilman Mark Cuthbertson and the Town of Huntington Human Services Institute recently presented winners of the first “Huntington Cares: Halloween Photo Contest for a Cause” with their prizes.

Following a nearly two-year-long, $8.3 million renovation project, the Commack Public Library reopened earlier this month.

Jonathan Dignam, of Commack, continues to grow his map of nearby houses decked out in holiday decorations.

Around 1,000-1,500 students, teachers and community members from the Half Hollow Hills school district gathered at the West Hollow Middle School in Melville last week to celebrate the district’s second annual Night of Code.

Huntington High School sports marketing students recently took the Long Island Railroad into New York City for a behind-the-scenes look at Madison Square Garden, one of the world’s great arenas.

This is the third year that brother and sister John and Emma Brendel, both of Huntington, will take the stage together in Ohman School of Ballet’s production of the “The Nutcracker.”

Intense vocals and a music style that combines elements of both pop and folk rock are just what fans can expect when Phillip Phillips takes the stage in Huntington next week.

Three years ago, on a solo mission to assist patients in El Cercado, Dominican Republic, Dr. Ernest Vomero faced unsanitary conditions, a lack of electricity, and no running water.

A Huntington resident hosted the annual Holiday Dreams event last week, helping to continue a mission that’s given back to hundreds of Long Island families each of the past eight holiday seasons.