The Scio Memorial Library Mid-Week Music program for this week features Carole Aldrich, well known and loved pianist. The concert will be held in the library unless the weather is […]

From Amie Acton, 8/10/21 August 4th saw the meetings of four committees of the county legislature in Belmont with most agenda items sailing through, as well as many moments made […]

The Friends of Allegany Arc Foundation will be holding their 17th Annual Summer Scramble at the Wellsville Country Club on Friday, August 27, 2021. The tournament will be a four-person […]

Kay F. Whitsell, age 82, of East state Street passed away on Friday, August 6, 2021, at Jones Memorial Hospital. She was born on April 10, 1932 in Harrison Valley, […]

Pledge to the Flag Accept the minutes for the Regular Meeting held on July 26, 2021. Accept the minutes for the Special Meeting held on August 3, 2021. VISITORS: MAYOR’S […]

Anita Mattison, from the Office For The Aging in Allegany County wants all county residents, especially seniors to be aware of this upcoming event:   “I want to make sure […]

The members of the Dyke Street Engine Company have a great new event planned for later this month. “We will be hosting our first ever Cornhole tournament fundraiser on Saturday, […]

Yesterday I resolved to work  harder. Today I slept in late. My very nature grates like a whining dog. Distractions intrude and I succumb. The number of jobs in my […]

Gladys Dickinson Sweet, 100, of 3244 Riverside Drive passed away Friday August 6, 2021, at the home of her daughter. She was born June 16, 1921 in Wellsville the daughter […]

Customers “Strongly Encouraged” To Wear Face Coverings From the Editor, 8/8/21 Two major grocery store chains, and our hometown grocery store, Giant in Wellsville and Cuba, have again required all […]

From the Editor and Nephew, 8/8/21, Photos From Wellsville Fire Department and Allegany County Historical Society     My uncle Bill didn’t move to Wellsville until 1948, when he was twelve, […]

NEW YORK – Congressman Lee Zeldin (R, NY-1), who has been named the presumptive nominee for Governor of New York by both the New York Republican and Conservative Parties, issued the following statement after Governor […]

Today we remember Corporal Edward F. Dolphin. On August 6, 1928, Corporal Dolphin, 27, died following a motorcycle accident returning to Troop K Headquarters from patrol. On July 27, 1928, […]

The rollercoaster isn’t slowing down for the city dwellers of the Empire State. The “Delta” variant of the coronavirus, being even more infectious than previous reincarnations, is giving everyone reason […]