Rod Serling

This statue will be six-foot and be placed at Recreation Park in Binghamton.

There are many shows and movies containing Easter Eggs. Even older programs, and some with local connections

Maybe a day set aside to honor someone or something with special ties to our area? How about Spiedie Day?

Something exciting hopefully will be happening in our community to honor Rod Serling's legacy.

This year's walking tour to meet some spirits including Andrew Carnegie, Rod Serling, George F. Johnson, Amelia Loguen Douglass, plus other local historic figures.

A statue of Binghamton native-son, author, Rod Serling stepping through a doorway of imagination at Recreation Park on the West Side is closer to reality.

Hundreds of people have offered to contribute to a project to place a six-foot-tall Rod Serling statue in Binghamton's Recreation Park.

Fans of Rod Serling, the creator of The Twilight Zone, want to construct a six-foot-tall statue honoring the television producer and playwright in the Binghamton park he loved.

Steps are to be taken to improve the appearance of a landmark bandstand in Recreation Park on Binghamton's West Side.

A Binghamton memorial to Rod Serling - the creator of "The Twilight Zone" - was closed for a time due to drainage pipe problems.