Looking for the perfect way to refresh your look while sipping on something bubbly?

The saying goes, “We’re all a little Irish on St. Paddy’s Day.” The festive vibe is strong, let's start locally and see if we can follow the Irish rainbow to a pot o’ gold.

From a superhero-themed fair booth that benefits a community to a successful training camp for superheroes.

Ladies and gentlemen, step into a world of magic and wonder!

The annual Soup Bowl Fundraiser benefiting Connecting Communities in Action is accepting pre-orders now.

Lean on your inner GPS during this month’s total lunar eclipse.

I am Richard J. LeFeber, but my friends and family call me Rick. My life was an amazing adventure until March 8th, 2025, when I passed from this world into the loving hands of my Savior, Jesus.

The Bob McCarthy Foundation’s roots run deep in Ellicottville, NY.

A new giving circle dedicated to empowering women and girls in the community - The Elevate Fund.

The HomeCare & Hospice Foundation is thrilled to announce the overwhelming success of its annual bouquet sale fundraiser.

Welcome to Mardi Gras Weekend in Ellicottville!

For the members of the Holiday Valley Ski Patrol, there’s no better way to celebrate this special time of year than to rally the community in a spirit of giving.

Our self-care routines take a back seat when we’re feeling overwhelmed. But they don’t have to. One local mom is creating products to help make it easier.

Newcomer Zen Oasis Cleaning Co, founded by Jamestown native Jessa Pace, is here to revolutionize the cleaning process.

NYS Maple Weekends was created as a way to have a chance to see the process in action, taste the product at its freshest, and see how different maple treats are made.

Audubon Community Nature Center has dozens of volunteer spots to fill for Audubon Lights 2025.

The Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to bring back Southern Tier Restaurant Week in 2025!

The 5th annual HillTap Festival will return to Holiday Valley Resort in Ellicottville, NY.

Few people are aware of the fact that exercise can also help improve overall mental health.

Zachary M. Golley, 24, of Ellicottville, NY passed away on March 1, 2025 at ECMC surrounded by his family, as a result of injuries sustained in an automobile accident.