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Will you match Laurynn’s $118 donation ? By Kathryn Ross, BMTPS Secretary WELLSVILLE – Like dribbling a ball toward the goal a young soccer player has kicked the fundraising efforts […]
Wellsville needs housing badly, and quickly A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross When I was growing up on Rauber Street the area was much more open with fewer houses with some […]
NY State Senator Tom O’Mara’s weekly COLUMN, When Governor Kathy Hochul convened a two-day “Future Energy Economy Summit” in Syracuse last September, it raised hopes that New York State would […]
Grammar Groans, grins, giggles, and nearly a broken toe By Chuck Wiser, I write the words to share what my eyes see and my heart feels On my return from […]
Born July 18, 1943, died Sunday Aug. 3, 2025 at the age of 82. Born to Charles E. Flansburg and Helen G (Lorow) Flansburg here in Hornell at the old […]
“…with its towering maples, oaks, and beech” A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross I’ve gazed at the vastness of the Atlantic Ocean from the cliffs of Arcadia. I’ve tramped through the […]
Sept. 28, 2025 1-3pm in Wellsville From the Battling Mind Striders, Follow them on Facebook Location: Wellsville American Legion Post #702 23 Jefferson St. Wellsville, NY 14895 Cost: $12.00 TAKE-OUT […]
HORNELL – Mary R. Dahill, 106, formerly of Maple Street, passed away on Sunday (July 27, 2025) at the Bickford Senior Living in Rocky River, Ohio. Born in Olean, New York […]
Remembering birthdays past and a trip on “Timberwind” By Kathryn Ross This is my birthday week. Nowadays people celebrate their birthdays for a whole month. I’m not going to do […]
Wilma F. Johnson, age 96, of North Hornell, New York, passed away on July 19, 2025 at Houghton Rehabilitation and Nursing Center. Born on October 13, 1928 in Jasper, New […]
The Rockwell’s building gets new life with an exciting new business coming to Wellsville By Andrew Harris, James and Ryan have been friends forever. They went to Wellsville High School […]
Family-owned Elmira NY business marks 150 years supporting Upstate New York’s trades and communities From 150 Years of I.D. Booth, Inc.: A Legacy Forged in Iron, Service, and Community What […]
Gies, a Democrat, will challenge Rep. Nick Langworthy this November From Aaron for NY23, OLEAN, NY (July 15th, 2025) – Today, small-town professor, non-profit leader, and democracy advocate Aaron Gies […]
This week is the Allegany County Fair in Angelica NY A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross The180th Allegany County Fair is underway this week. Like, probably most everyone who has grown […]
Time to take a “clear-eyed approach” to the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act” A weekly COLUMN by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, In a letter to Governor Hochul late […]