Molly Dagon Andolina, 65, Arkport
Molly Dagon Andolina – 65 – of 24 Meadowbrook Rd., Arkport, died on Tuesday, March 15 following a long illness. Born in Hornell on June 8, 1956, she was the […]
Wiser’s Wramblings- From The Halls of Montezuma
By Chuck Wiser, I write the words to share what my eyes see and my heart feels It is no secret that my love for teaching is precipitated from my […]
Voni Walker celebrates 30 years of Walker Business Services
An interview with long-time business and community leader looking back over three decades By Andrew Harris When Voni Walker founded Walker Business Services in 1992, Wellsville and the world were […]
Sexually harassing a child is not a crime
Sexually harassing a child is not a crime Opinion by Andrew Harris Sometimes you have to use the power of repetition to make a point. I hope that headline caused […]
St. Patrick’s Day ‘tradition’ is in the past, time
A column by JOHN ANDERSON During my nine year run with the Olean Times Herald as a reporter, I worked for some of the brightest and creative minds in journalism. […]
Kevin Ross earns spot in Professional Bowling Association tour this weekend at PBA 50 in Corning (story and video)
Kevin Ross with his favorite soccer ball bowling ball during a practice round at Maple City Bowl in Hornell. Story and video by JOHN ANDERSON When Kevin Ross filled in […]
Big announcement for Andover NY: Former Maier’s Market to become Jones Memorial Medical Practice
Native siblings Theresa and Richard Joyce partner with Jones Memorial Keep an eye on the former Maier’s Market on Main Street in Andover this summer! Pending New York State approval, […]
Governor Hochul Signs Package of Legislation to Address Workplace Harassment and Discrimination
Four new pieces of legislation will increase accountability and protect New Yorkers Governor Kathy Hochul today signed a package of legislation to address workplace harassment and discrimination. Legislation (S.812B/A.2035B) establishes a […]
Multiple village election results in Allegany County
The March 15th election included the results from these six village elections By Andrew Harris with a report from Michael T. Baldwin Yesterday’s elections in Allegany County were a little […]
Potter County Today: Two years of Covid-19
Courtesy of Potter County Today As the second anniversary of the COVID-19 coronavirus public health emergency passed last week, restrictions were being lifted and life for many area residents was […]
The Upland Gardener
Important traditions in planting and growing your garden By Mary Lou Wells, photo by Lynn Bliven Timing is everything You would not know it to look out the window on […]
Guest column, ‘The Call to Service’ by Wellsville Town Supervisor Shad Alsworth
By SHAD ALSWORTH, Town of Wellsville Supervisor As the Supervisor for the Town of Wellsville, I sometimes find a need to share my thoughts on the direction of the Town […]
Food Not Bombs in action this weekend in Belmont
This Saturday March 18th, at the Belmont Library, Food Not Bombs will be serving free meals! What is Food Not Bombs? We are a group that first and foremost wants […]
New scholarship for volunteer firefighters who are graduating seniors in high school
By JOHN ANDERSON The Allegany County Fire Chief’s Association has looked for new ways to recruit and retain firefighters across Allegany County. The latest initiative is an annual scholarship that […]
Michael T. Baldwin Reports: Brush Burn Ban starts March 16
An important reminder from the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation From March 16 through May 14, New York’s annual statewide ban prohibiting brush burning is in effect. Since 2009, DEC […]