Nancy J. Emerson, 85, formerly of Allegany County
Nancy J. Emerson, a cherished mother, and friend to many, passed away peacefully, after a lengthy illness, at the home of her daughter in Bonita Springs, Fla., on March 7, […]
Recktenwald and Beers recognized at Canisteo Village Board Meeting
Village elections on March 18 By Lisa Sanford, pictured is Beers and Recktenwald While the monthly meeting of the Canisteo Village Board was mostly ‘business as usual,’ the first order […]
ACDC: Calling all DEMOCRATS!
This Saturday March 15 in Wellsville, registration required From the Allegany County Democratic Committee Belmont, NY – All Democrats registered to vote in Allegany County are invited to participate in […]
Chuck Pollock breaks down the St. Bonaventure Bonnies’ first A-10 Tourney test against Duquesne
A column by CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist Five times in 18 Atlantic 10 games this season, Mark Schmidt and his St. Bonaventure basketball team had to sweat out […]
A Wonderful True Story: A Business, A Legacy, A Long-Lost Sign
A forgotten metal sign from the 1960s, once a creative marketing tool, has returned to its roots for a Hornell business.
Dr. Joseph Cutry, MD, 97, Wellsville
Dr. Joseph Cutry, MD, 97, of Wellsville, died on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, at Jones Memorial Hospital. He was born on November 26, 1927, in Massena, NY, the son of […]
The Global Struggle for Human Rights: A Local and National Reflection
The plight of Mahmoud Khalil is all too familiar A COLUMN By: Johanna Elattar Human rights are often framed as universal principles, guiding how we should treat one another, regardless […]
OP-ED: Candidate for Allegany County Treasurer makes statement
From Adam B. Cyr, The Allegany County Treasurer’s Office has released a statement trying to distance themselves from the county budget, your tax increases and homes being taken from you […]
Senator George Borrello on Governor Hochul’s Executive Order Banning Striking Corrections Officers from Government Jobs
“This isn’t leadership” From the Office of NY State Senator George Borrello, “Governor Hochul’s executive order banning is nothing short of vindictive and authoritarian. Firing 2,000 corrections officers wasn’t enough—now […]
Bird is the Word: The life of young Bald Eagles
Amazing photos and insight into immature eagles By Dan Jordan, wildlife photographer Have you heard? Bird is the word! Of course, this is a reference to the lyrics of a […]
Hornell Red Raiders claim overall Class B crown with convincing win over Lyons as quest for states continues
(Cutline: Zahra Mehr attacks the basket for Hornell. Mehr is a junior. Hornell does not have a single senior on the active roster. Steve Harrison photo) By JOHN ANDERSON, photos […]
Jones Memorial Hospital Auxiliary to Hold Annual BBQ March 27
Tickets on Sale now through March 20 in the gift shop From Jones Memorial, The Annual JMH Auxiliary chicken BBQ will be held on March 27 in the hospital lobby […]
FEDS: Two guilty pleas from child predators in Western NY
Greg Hirliman of Olean NY faces 20 years, John Douglas Looney of Rochester 5 years in prison OLEAN MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CHILD PORNOGRAPHY CHARGE BUFFALO, N.Y.-U.S. Attorney Michael DiGiacomo […]
Governor Hochul: Prison strike has ended and now we ‘recover, recruit, and rebuild’
National Guard Units remain in place, “wildcat” strike participants barred from state payroll From the Office of NY Governor Kathy Hochul, Approximately 10,000 DOCCS Security Personnel Are Working at Correctional Facilities Across New […]
“From the Hart” is Wellsville’s St. Patrick’s Day headquarters! 17% off storewide until March 17
Get your gear for “The World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade” this Friday March 14! From Nancy and Nora at From the Hart, Follow them of Facebook To celebrate St. […]