Mankind’s greatest expedition: Beyond the Heliosphere
NASA’s Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 have been transmitting data back to Earth for almost 50 years A OPINION By Frederick Sinclair It was late summer 1977 when Voyager 1 […]
WNY Food 4 Paw and Giant Food Mart partner for 200 pound collection for Alfred Food Pantry
Helping Families Stay Together, One Bowl at a Time WNY Food 4 Paws, Follow them on Facebook Pictured is Maureen Holt (volunteer) with Buddy, Janis Carson (volunteer) with Grace, and […]
Melissa A. Tallman, 51, Richburg
Melissa A. TALLMAN, 51, of Richburg, died on Monday, August 25, 2025, at Houghton Rehabilitation and Nursing Center. She was born on September 25, 1973, in Wellsville, the daughter of […]
OP-ED: Child Care Crisis in Allegany County as funding for families runs dry
A Letter to the Editor from a worried parent As a working parent and teacher in Allegany County, I’m alarmed by the deepening child care crisis in our region. State […]
Horseweed: Friend, Foe, or Both?
This native plant is herbicide resistant and can be ten foot tall!! By Carol Sitarski, Master Gardener Volunteer, Cornell Cooperative Extension Allegany County Horseweed (Conyza canadensis, aka Erigeron canadensis), a […]
Footin’ for Family 5K Raises $35,000 for the Ann and Carl Myers Cancer Center at Noyes Hospital
Cohocton, NY – Spring 2025 event a major success The community came together once again for the annual Footin’ for Family 5K, raising an incredible $35,000 in support of the Ann and Carl Myers […]
National Dog Month: Daisy, Trauma, and the Quiet Power of Healing
Meet Daisy the amazing American Dingo!! By Johanna Elattar, August is National Dog Month. For many, it’s a time for wagging tails, joyful walks, and Instagram-worthy moments. But for some […]
The Dawgs win “Rock the Diamond” tourney in Erie PA to capstone amazing season
Metro League and USSSA National champs end season 39-7-2 From staff reports, The Dawgs finished their season winning the Rock the Diamond tournament in Erie, Pennsylvania Aug 8-10. The […]
Village of Wellsville: Electrical Lineworker Wanted
From the Department of Public Works, Electrical Lineworker – the Village of Wellsville, Department of Public Works is presently accepting applications to fill a vacancy in the Municipal Electric Division. […]
Laurynn Flamini’s Matching Challenge sets goal for Babcock Theater renewal
Will you match Laurynn’s $118 donation ? By Kathryn Ross, BMTPS Secretary WELLSVILLE – Like dribbling a ball toward the goal a young soccer player has kicked the fundraising efforts […]
Linda S. Edwards, 68, Houghton
Linda S. Edwards of 9885 Seymour Street died Thursday, August 21, 2025 in Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester. She was born on December 3, 1956 in Warsaw, a daughter of the […]
Collins Creekside announces Fall Festival for a Cause, October 18 in Angelica NY
Visit Allegany County’s newest event venue and support the Ronald McDonald House! From Collins Creekside, Follow them on Facebook COLLINS CREEKSIDE EVENT VENUE PRESENTS Fall Festival For A Cause Join […]
O’MARA: Another pro-criminal law that needs to be fixed
“Raise the Age” law has been dubbed the “Gang Recruitment Act” A weekly COLUMN by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, Sometimes in public policymaking the most important responsibility of all […]
Mary Jane Regel, 89, Dallas TX, formerly of Hornell
Mary Jane Regel (née Craig) passed away peacefully on August 2, 2025, just eight days before what would have been her ninetieth birthday. Born to Annabelle C. Craig (née McKinley) […]
Stefanik, Langworthy praise end of cashless bail in D.C.; Demand Hochul follow suit in New York
NY Republicans in Congress call return to “law and order” in New York State WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Nick Langworthy (NY-23) today applauds President Trump’s executive order ending cashless bail in Washington, D.C., […]