Douglas Jay Toussaint, 63, Wellsville
Douglas Jay TOUSSAINT, 63, of Wellsville, NY, died Tuesday, February 24, 2026 in UR Jones Memorial Hospital. Born October 5, 1962, in Medina, he was the son of Vernon and […]
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FREE online class from CCE: Growing Edible Mushrooms at Home
Do you love the gourmet fungus among us? Don’t miss this March 10 education From Cornell Cooperative Extension Serving Allegany County, Curious about growing your gourmet mushrooms safely and successfully, […]
This week: Basket Raffle for the Hart Comfort House on March 7
Many great items to bid on like this beautiful quilt!! Please drop off donated baskets to the Hart House in Wellsville this week From the Hart Comfort House, Follow them […]
Happy 102nd birthday to Nina Timothy! “An inspiration, a joyful spirit, a wonderful human,”
Maple City Care Center celebrates a celebrity resident By Andrew Harris Celebrating over a century plus two on the planet, Nina Timothy has more than aged gracefully. The entire crew […]
Community Scam Alert – Protect Your Family
Scammers are using AMBER ALERT as cover for crime From the Steuben County Sheriff’s Office, We’ve received reports of a scam where a company is calling residents and asking for […]
Statement from Congressman Nick Langworthy on Operation Epic Fury
The United States and Israel launched major offensive military operations against Iran today From the Office of Congressman Langworthy, February 28, 2026 “The Iranian regime is the world’s number one […]
Report from NY energy agency explains dramatic rise in utility prices, read the full document
State Republican’s blast state climate law, CLCPA, as the main driver PALMESANO: State’s own report confirms Albany’s Costly Climate Agenda By Andrew Harris, photo from NYSERDA.ny.gov Nearly all New Yorker’s […]
Spring has wings! The first butterfly of the year
The unique Mourning Cloak survives winter in a torpor Exploring the Western NY Wilds By Bob Confer, Follow Exploring on Facebook When you go out and about in the local […]
Palmesano: Last call for art submissions for 3rd Annual Donate Life contest
Submissions due February 28, Parents and teachers must submit From the Office of NYS Assemblyman Phil Palmesano Assemblyman Phil Palmesano (R,C-Corning) is reminding constituents about the 3rd Annual Student Art […]
Tennessee v. Meta: Architecture, Awareness, and the Question of Consent
Before there were algorithms, there were invitations A COLUMN By Clayton “Tiger” Hulin Early social media arrived with college email addresses and profile songs. It felt temporary, playful, almost innocent. […]
Mahany breaks Canisteo-Greenwood 3-point record as basketball team had 48-0 halftime lead!
Big GALLERY by JC’s Photography From Staff Reports, On the same day Hornell Sun Senior Sports Writer Bill Collmer featured the 3-point shooting of Canisteo-Greenwood 8th-grader Kara Mahany, she broke […]
CHAOS ! The unfolding
Where we are and how we navigate the extremely complex societal, environmental and situational chaos is entirely up to us A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair The story of what mankind […]
Congressman Langworthy reacts to the State of the Union speech
“His speech was filled with pride and optimism for our country” Langworthy congratulates Medal of Honor recipient US Navy Captain Royce Williams From Congressman Nick Langworthy, pictured in the Oval […]
James George “Jim” Raptis, 95, Wellsville
James George “Jim” RAPTIS, 95, of Wellsville, NY, died Sunday, February 22, 2026. Born March 16, 1930, in Wellsville, he was the son of George Konstantine and Angeline Vlahos Raptis. […]
Assembly Republicans Introduce “Lights On With Energy Relief”
LOWER: A plan to Secure New York’s Energy Future From the Office of NYS Assemblyman Phil Palmesano, Today, Assembly Republican Leader Ed Ra (R-Franklin Square) and members of the Assembly […]