american heart association

Looking for a fun night out this weekend?  There is a fundraising event you certainly might enjoy on Saturday evening at The Skenandoa Club in Clinton.  It's a win-win as all proceeds benefit the Go Red Campaign for the American Heart Association.

Meet the next member of the American Heart Association's Survivor Class. Catherine Pillmore shares her heart attack story and gives a message to women everywhere.

You probably already know Angie Pavlovsky from WUTR, but do you know her as a heart disease survivor? Pavlovsky shares her story as part of the American Heart Association's "Survivor Class 2017."

In this week's "98 Seconds Video" I headed to America's Greatest Heart Run and Walk to cheer on the runners and walkers during this great event.

It may have been a chilly day for America's Greatest Heart Run and Walk, but that didn't stop thousands of people from being a part of the event.

More than 70 places across Central New York took the 'Red Pledge' and agreed to light up in red and encourage their employees to wear red on National Wear Red Day.

We've teamed up with the American Heart Association of Central New York for their "Go Red for Women" campaign. Join us for a very special luncheon at the Beeches Inn and Conference Center in Rome.

On the behalf of the American Heart Association of CNY, we are asking local organizations and businesses all around Central New York to "Go Red" on Friday, February 3rd, 2017.

The American Heart Association is offering a new way to get involved in America's Greatest Heart Run and Walk.

The American Heart Association held a kick-off event at the Yahundasis last night for the 2017 America's Greatest Heart Run and Walk

The American Heart Association of Central New York is creating a 'Class of 2017,' and they're looking for local survivors to share their stories and be a part of this 'Go Red for Women' group.

Meet Mary Jane Tottey - A heart survivor and a member of the 2016 American Heart Association's 'Go Red Survivor Class.'