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Don’t miss the gorgeous farms, pastures, and big barns of Allegany County! From Tim Bigham, Regional County Manager, New York Farm Bureau; And Laura Hunsberger, Executive Director, Cornell Cooperative Extension […]
Harold C. Wilkins – 88 – of State Route 21 Hornell, passed away unexpectedly but peacefully in his sleep early Sunday morning (October 12, 2025) at his home. He was […]
In fairness, the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation has written many success stories A COLUMN By Clayton “Tiger” Hulin Not every story about the Department of Environmental Conservation needs to […]
Pictured: Team Emery Family Chiropractic wins the race and donates all $500 back to a great cause! From Shaye Reagan, Executive Director of Rehema Home USA How can one effectively […]
Deadline for local teams and youth groups to apply is October 28 From Allegany County NY, Belmont, NY – The Allegany County Board of Legislators accepted funding for Youth Sports and […]
Front Porch celebration will be Saturday October 18 From the AFL, This fall marks the 125th anniversary of the construction of the Angelica Free Library building. A “front porch” celebration of […]
Perspective from a writer with Native American and Italian heritage A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross Monday was Indigenous Peoples Day and or Columbus Day. It doesn’t matter which to me. […]
Rain didn’t dampen a recent event with the “Battling Mind Striders” From Jacob Witter, founder of the “Battling Mind Striders,” Follow them on Facebook Gallery by Bear it All Photos […]
Healthy fun with cats on October 22 ! From the SPCA, The SPCA Serving Allegany County, in collaboration with Alfred University’s Paws for a Cause Club, invites the community to […]
Learn how to make your own compost and all about hydroponic growing From Cornell Cooperative Extension Serving Allegany County Scraps to Soil: A Composting Workshop Wondering how to turn your […]
Enter the contest today! Winners will be announced on November 20 From the David A. Howe Public Library, The David A. Howe Library is accepting entries for their 14th Annual […]
Hornell native became a famous advocate for the First Amendment, watch his 1991 speech to Libertarians A COLUMN by Stephen Sprague, pictured is Burns from Alchetron.com What this country needs […]
Antennas, towers and wireless devices emitting harmful microwaves on school grounds A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair World Children’s Day in November 2023 saw the submission of The Declaration on the […]
The Alfred State logging sports team shows off their trophy for their solid performance at the Paul Smith’s Fall Meet From Alfred State College, The Alfred State logging sports team […]
As Halloween approaches, local police and community leaders are reminding families to stay safe while celebrating this spooky and festive holiday. With trick-or-treating, community events, and costume parties planned across the region, officials are emphasizing awareness, visibility, and preparedness to ensure a fun and incident-free night for all.