Wiser’s Wramblings Give, and Share, Thanks to All, in Poem and Song
As this day of thanks and Thanksgiving falls upon us, it brings back memories of Holidays past By Chuck Wiser, I write the words to share what my eyes see […]
Month: November 2025
Wellsville and area families have 1,800 pounds of food today thanks to an Instagram idea and a lot of running!
By JOHN ANDERSON (photos by Tracy DeRose and Ella Green) While scrolling Instagram, Wellsville Elementary School Physical Education teacher Gia George noticed Cait Davis on Instagram (@physedgirls) talking about how […]
Whitesville: Boil Water Advisory Lifted
“Water is safe to consume and cook with” From The Town of Whitesville, A mechanical failure at the Whitesville Water Treatment Facility lead to a boil water advisory earlier this […]
NY FOCUS: Why Did Hochul Back Down on New York’s Gas Ban?
Just last month, the state argued in court that it couldn’t halt the all-electric buildings law even if it wanted to. Then it abruptly changed course. Colin Kinniburgh · […]
OP-ED: A Congressional Thanksgiving, election year version
Will Rogers once said, “The Nation ain’t safe while Congress is in session” By Bob Smith, United States Congressman 1983-1995, 1997-1999 As the only truly uniquely American holiday, Thanksgiving gives […]
This Saturday will light up the Jingle & Glow at Fassett Greenspace on Main Street Wellsville
Volunteers have turned the community garden space into a holiday destination! From the Jingle and Glow Team and the TRGHS, pictured are the volunteer team WELLSVILLE, NY —It didn’t take […]
Murder case: Thompson claims self-defense in killing his brothers, phone calls might prove otherwise
By JOHN ANDERSON A frequent hunting trip by three brothers from Florida and Connecticut to Allegany County was supposed to be to repair fractured relationships. Instead, the trip turned fatal, […]
Giving thanks, with Love and Gratitude
The tradition of Thanksgiving has endured A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair In the fall of the year, after the full moon and an abundant harvest, we pause to reflect on […]
Welcome home, Father Bill Brown, Order of Franciscan Minor!
November 29 at Immaculate Conception: Father Brown will say Mass at 5pm, reception/birthday party to follow From M.A. Newark, pictured with Father He would love to see you all at […]
Boil Water Advisory in Town of Whitesville NY
Allegany County Department of Health: This is a precautionary advisory, no bacteria has been found By Andrew Harris, Whitesville residents have informed the Wellsville Sun that yesterday, November 25, the […]
Allegany County takes key step toward establishing an Animal Abuse Registry
Sheriff Cicirello along with Legislators Steven Havey and Gretchen Hanchett have championed the proposed Local Law 5-2025 Public Hearing has been set for December 10th By Andrew Harris Earlier in […]
Wellsville’s Irish-import, From the Hart, has new inventory for holiday shoppers
GALLERY: Don’t miss this Main Street Wellsville shop on Small Business Saturday! By Andrew Harris, Follow “From the Hart” on Facebook Just feet from where the famous, “World’s Shortest St. […]
Michael B. McCulloch, 73, Wellsville
Michael B. McCULLOCH, 73, of Wellsville, NY, passed away after an extended illness on Sunday, November 23, 2025 with his loving wife at his side. Born May 28,1952, in Pittsburgh, […]
Railway wheelset and components company opens first North American office in Hornell
IN THE PHOTO: Jiri Kaleta, President/CEO Bonatrans North America, left, and Jacob Weimann, Member of the Board of Director and CEO of BONATRANS. From Bonatrans, Bonatrans North America, a newly established […]
The Salvation Army of Wellsville Kicks off the “Red Kettle” Campaign
All Funds Raised Stay Local to Help Those in Need Contribute virtually!! Donate online anytime From the Salvation Army, text TSAVolunteer to 31333 to Volunteer this year! The Salvation Army […]