Tom O’Mara: Half-steps on climate law changes won’t fix it
“The smartest course of action, right now, would be to revisit the whole strategy” From NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, Drip. Drip. Drip. Details on the still unfinished state budget […]
Month: May 2026
Betty L. Knauer, 88, Ulysses, PA
Betty L. KNAUER, 88, of Ulysses, PA, formerly of Genesee, died Saturday, May 16, 2026. Born April 21, 1938, in Womelsdorf, she was the daughter of Clayton and Nora Berrington […]
Mike Pellicciotti, Washington State Treasurer, delivers Alfred University commencement keynote
Pellicciotti is a AU Class of 2000 alumni From Alfred University, pictured is Pellicciotti ALFRED, NY (May 16, 2026) – Alfred University alumnus Mike Pellicciotti ’00, treasurer for the state […]
The Simple “Safety Net” Every Family Should Consider
Umbrella policies cover you in the worst case, for affordable protection From The Ryan Agencies, Follow the team on Facebook What is Personal Liability Umbrella Insurance? Perhaps you have heard […]
Vogel closes out Region III championship game, Niagara is off to the NJCAA College World Series
By JOHN ANDERSON (Cutline: Ty Vogel with his parents, Heather and Shane, after clinching a spot in the college World Series) One year ago today, Ty Vogel was on the […]
What Does ACCORD Do for Our Community?
“When families can meet their basic needs and pursue opportunity, all of us benefit” From Allegany County ACCORD Executive Director Leslie Gooch-Christman, Community Action was created in 1964 as part […]
Anderson Column: Cancer doesn’t realize A.J. Fay isn’t coming out of the game
(Photo: The Wellsville baseball team with A.J. Fay on Sunday) A column by JOHN ANDERSON Being an assistant baseball coach in Wellsville for years and years, I’ve developed a lot […]
NY State Police: Two young children with Angelica NY connection whereabouts unknown
Pictured are Amara and Lincoln Koschuk, location unknown since Friday May 12th From the NYSP, 5/15/26 The New York State Police are requesting the assistance of the public in locating […]
Pollock: New Buffalo Bills coach Joe Brady faces a test with the new NFL schedule
A column by CHUCK POLLOCK, Wellsville Sun Senior Sports Columnist What an introduction to the National Football League for Joe Brady. Brady, was the Bills offensive coordinator for most of […]
Wellsville softball gets Senior Night sweep over Mercy, Cuba-Rushford
Two games, two wins for the Lady Lions From Staff Reports, What a day for the Wellsville Seniors, as the softball team improved to 14-2 with wins over Our Lady […]
Play Is Learning: Building a Dedicated Tabletop Game Room at the David A. Howe Public Library
Actual tabletop games are making a comeback in Wellsville!! From the DAH, pictured is the Dungeons and Dragons club!! The David A. Howe Public Library is pleased to announce the […]
New Wellsville school records: Xavier Scott sets new 100 meter sprint and Long Jump mark
Scott breaks record set by his coach Dean Giopulos in 1977 !! Scott also broke the school Long Jump record this week!! From Wellsville CSD Athletics, pictured are coach Giopulos […]
Arkport archer Margaret Halpenny places in the Top 10 at NASP Eastern Nationals !
Halpenny pushes past grief to make her family, school, and community proud!! By Andrew Harris, pictured are Amanda and Margaret Halpenny Margaret Halpenny just returned from Louisville, Kentucky after placing […]
“Local” radio disappearing?
Bath NY radio alumni remembers Gene Burns, celebrates Dave Taylor Smith, and holds hope for the next chapter A COLUMN by Steve Sprague, It was November 1962 when WFSR (”Friendly […]
Celebrate “America 250” with Stitched INK’s New Collection
Be dressed to impress as the nation celebrates the Semiquintennial From Stitched INK Bath, NY – Stitched INK proudly announces the launch of its newest Stitched INK Originals Collection, the […]