Kay F. Whitsell, 82, Wellsville
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, […]
Village of Wellsville Agenda For Meeting Tonight 8/9
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 […]
Allegany County Seniors: Fraud Prevention Event Deadline Is Tuesday August 10th
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 […]
Dyke Street Engine Company To Host 1st Cornhole Tournament On Saturday 8/28
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, […]
The Golden Crone: Lemniscate
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, Wellsville
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 […]
Today’s News From The Southern Tier
Michael T. Baldwin Reports, 8/9/21 On Sunday, the firefighters motorcycle club The Red Knights NY Chapter 42 held a meeting at The Bath Volunteer Fire Department and released the results […]
Tops Market, Wegmans, Giant Food Mart: Employees Must Be Masked
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 […]
Me and My Uncle: Major Fires In Wellsville
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, […]
Republican Candidate for NY Governor, Lee Zeldin, Makes Strong Statement on Cuomo
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 […]
New York State Police Wall of Honor: Corporal Edward F. Dolphin
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, […]
New York’s Urban Areas Watch Covid-19 Cases Increase, Mask Requirements Return
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 […]
Friday Sunset in Early August
From the Editor 8/6/21, Photos by Melanie Hunt Streeter Almost every sunset I watch(and I try not to miss many), makes me wonder who else is watching and who is […]
Welcome Gracie’s Primitives!!!
We are super happy to have one of Wellsville’s newest businesses as a new sponsor of this site. You may have heard about this new boutique located in the “La […]
Public Notices: Alfred and Allegany County Updates
The Town of Alfred is issuing a notice about a pending public hearing regarding a special use permit involving a retail bakery on “Jericho Hill Road.” Anita Mattison, fearless leader […]