In the Outdoors: Gobbler season opener May 1
“Wild turkeys face a dangerous world even before they hatch” By Oak Duke The month-long New York State spring gobbler season opens May 1, 2024 though a special two-day […]
Column: Facing the havoc of a phone-based childhood
A look at the Jonathan Haidt book, “The Anxious Generation” by Frederick Sinclair For decades, scientists, medical professionals and humanitarians have warned of the dangers of advanced telecommunications and the […]
Alfred State College holds 40th annual Honors Convocation
Dean Dr. John Williams (far left) and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Carrie Cokely (far right) pose with Andrew Waag and Brianna Cash. Waag and Cash were honored with […]
FEDS: Buffalo man pleads guilty to stalking and exploiting a child
BUFFALO MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CHILD PORNOGRAPHY AND CYBERSTALKING CHARGES BUFFALO, N.Y. – U.S. Attorney Trini E. Ross announced today that Raymond Brooks, 25, of Buffalo, NY, pleaded guilty before U.S. […]
Cuba’s Ron Truax Honored for Service to Allegany County
The Cuba Town Supervisor has served his community for 45 years From Allegany County, At the April 24 Legislative Board meeting, the Allegany County Board of Legislators adopted a resolution […]
NYS DEC, Alfred U, and Vitricity to host wine bottle washing and reuse workshop May 8
Barrelhouse6 Distillery will host the banquet style event From Alfred University, The NY State DEC, Alfred University and Vitricity are helping to bring a possible method of bottle washing to […]
Wellsville Arbor Day Celebration, GALLERY
Fifth grade students plant a Japanese Maple with Mayor Shayler From the Wellsville Tree Board, Wellsville celebrated its 33rd year as being recognized as an official Tree City USA […]
Cowburn pitching, Vogel web-gem leads Wellsville to big win; Daciw, Cater fire perfect game for GV/B
Stories and photos by CHRIS BROOKS, managing editor, wellsvillesports.com WELLSVILLE — What a Friday night ubiquity it was for Wellsville to host a couple of champions in town, with the […]
Pollock: A look at what Buffalo Bills’ general manager Brandon Beane assessed of the draft
By CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist So what do we make of the Bills draft? Over three days they made 10 picks at nine different positions and three trades, […]
What a 24 hours for Wellsville softball, Adams, Cowburn, Dunbar spark wins; GVB downs B-R, softball roundup
By CHRIS BROOKS, managing editor, wellsvillesports.com WELLSVILLE — In each matchup of their three-game, three-day homestand, the Lady Lions of Wellsville had to discover and chart a new course towards […]
Giant Food Mart sales start Sunday April 28 in Cuba and Wellsville
Don’t miss this: Kids planting and growing for Mom on Saturday May 4 GiantFoodMart.com has coupons, jobs, and great dinner ideas!
Wellsville Lions Club welcomes three new members
Loucks, Kalkbrenner, Hand join the community service stalwarts Front- Brad Loucks, Dean Arnold, Sheila Kalkbrenner, Tom Hand Back: Al Mosher, Jody Torrey, Bruce Hand From The Wellsville Lions Club, The […]
Spring into Music ! Performances in Belmont and Canisteo May 4 & 5
David Peralta with strings students in the Corrado Room of The Fountain Arts Center From the Fountain Arts Center, Photo Credit: Dave Manzo The Fountain Arts Center Music Program will […]
Frederick Newton Wurster, 87, Wellsville
Frederick Newton Wurster, 87, of Hanover Hill Road passed away on Thursday, April 25, 2024, at Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre, Pennsylvania. He was born March 14, 1937, in […]
Pollock: Beane explains the first round trades and a look at the first three Buffalo Bills’ picks
By CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist Before we get to what happened for the Bills last night in Detroit in the second and third rounds of the NFL Draft, […]