Dr. Thomas Hyslip: The Colonial Pipeline Hack And How To Protect Your Computer
Dr. Hyslip is a veteran, a cyber security expert, and graduate of Wellsville High School. On Friday May 7, 2021, Colonial Pipeline said that it was the victim of a […]
Marilyn Edwards, 73, Wellsville
Marilyn Edwards, age 73, passed away on Wednesday May 12, 2021 at the Highland Health Care Center In Wellsville. She was born on December 31, 1947 in Wellsville to the […]
Dr. John Anderson Named Officer-in-Charge at Alfred State
As Alfred State continues to search for a permanent president to replace the recently retired Dr. Skip Sullivan, the college is happy to announce that Dr. John Anderson has been […]
Village of Wellsville: Public Notice About Controlled Power Outage Early Sunday
The Village of Wellsville is presently working on upgrades to our main electric transmission substation to improve our future reliability for our customer base. As part of that project, it […]
National Nurses Week Event In Wellsville This Thursday
Highland Park and Certified Traffic Controllers Team Up To Say Thank You(with Ice Cream) Some of the real unsung heroes of the pandemic are getting a big thank you tomorrow […]
Estate Sale for the Hallett Family
May 15 and 16th 4081 Pine St, Scio NY Household and collectibles: Jamestown furniture, O’Grady Art, musical instruments, garage stuff, quilts, fine contemporary collectibles: See detailed list and photos on […]
Arthur M. Van Tyne, 95, Wellsville
Van Tyne Served Wellsville In Many Capacities Arthur M. Van Tyne, 95, passed away on Monday, May 10, 2021, at Jones Memorial Hospital, Wellsville, NY, after a short illness. He […]
The Collaborative of NY Launches Recruitment Campaign
12 Arc of NY chapters join forces in recruitment effort The 12 organizations that comprise The Collaborative of NY have joined forces to launch a recruitment campaign. Predicated on the […]
Chick Chick Chick
Carol Gardner’s 3rd grade class at Immaculate Conception School in Wellsville has had a banner year hatching eggs and teaching students about the development of chicken embryos. Eggs were gathered […]
Allegany County and The Allegany County IDA Award Funding For New And Expanding Small Businesses
BELMONT- Allegany County and the Allegany County Industrial Development Agency (ACIDA) have made six grant awards to new or expanding businesses through a $200,000 grant from the New York State […]
Me and My Uncle: Remembering The Flood of 1972 As An “Emerald”
Not many members of the Emerald Hook and Ladder Company are still around to tell the story of perhaps the most harrowing chapter of Wellsville NY’s long history. Surviving today […]
Call For Art!!!
Directions in Independent Living is seeking visual artwork portraying the joy and exuberance of athletic ability by artists with disabilities for an art competition which runs through June 14. Artists […]
Anderson Tribute: The Lessons and Legend of The Captain
The tributes, photos and memories of Pat “Captain” McKinley flooded our news feeds the past week and it was a joy to stop and read each one. It was a […]
Sheriff Rick Whitney: It Is National Police Week
May 10, 2021 In 1962 President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation which designated May 15 as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week in which that day falls as […]