After a milestone 50th Fall Festival, Ellicottville Chamber Executive Director Barb Pump shares her gratitude for the volunteers, businesses, public safety teams and community members who make the celebration possible.

Ellicottville’s annual Halloween-themed race returns October 24 with a Half Marathon, two-person relay and 5K, plus costumes, community support and plenty of post-race fun.

Steffenhagen Farms’ annual fall roundup helps keep its herd healthy while continuing a bison-raising tradition that dates back to the 1980s in the Ellicottville area.

As Scorpio season arrives, Suzy Woo explores a period of reflection, release and renewal, with major planetary shifts offering opportunities for growth and transformation.

Warren County will welcome two massive recycled-material troll sculptures in 2027 as part of a six-troll regional attraction designed to draw visitors and boost local tourism.

New legacy journal projects at HomeCare & Hospice and Total Senior Care are giving patients and participants a meaningful way to reflect on their lives and preserve memories for loved ones.

Preston Personal Training focuses on sustainable fitness, functional movement and community, helping clients build healthy habits that fit into real life.

Started with one donation in 2019, the Little Valley Fund has grown into a lasting community resource supporting local projects, public spaces and activities.

Capture the best of Ellicottville this fall with a photo tour featuring downtown landmarks, mountain views, colorful gardens, Pumpkinville and more.

Fall Festival brings families back to HoliMont for mountain activities, the HoliTrot trail run, Bike Park riding and a look ahead to another winter season.

Holiday Valley is packed with ways to enjoy Fall Festival weekend, from treetop adventures and scenic chairlift rides to live music, winter gear deals and a Birds of Prey show.

Ellicottville’s biggest weekend returns October 10-11 for its 50th anniversary, bringing hundreds of vendors, new family activities, fall foliage and five decades of tradition to the village.

From colorful hikes and scenic train rides to Pumpkinville, Amish Country, Allegany State Park and Griffis Night Lights, the Enchanted Mountains are full of ways to enjoy autumn.

From the return of Escape the Haunted Library to weekly story time, crafts, a Farm Market and plenty of new books, the Ellicottville Memorial Library has a full slate of October activities.

The new home of the Buffalo Bills brings bigger attractions, more comfortable seating and a thunderous atmosphere while Bills fans continue to celebrate together across Western New York.

Suzy Woo explores Venus retrograde in Scorpio, the themes it may bring to relationships, trust, money and personal growth, and what each zodiac sign can expect this October.

From students pedaling to school to volunteers restoring downtown benches, two recent projects show the many ways Ellicottville comes together.

The Ellicottville-Great Valley Trail has completed its preferred 4-mile alignment and will move into surveying and design following an October 8 public meeting.

Bryan and Renee Scharf celebrate a decade of Ellicottville Distillery, reflecting on award-winning spirits, community support and a growing calendar of events.

Ernest Pead will lead the Foothills Christmas Cantata Choir this season as the group prepares for two December concerts and welcomes new adult and junior choir members.