Sip, savor, and shop your way into the spirit with festive food, drinks, and seasonal finds inspired by the fun of Mardi Gras and St. Patrick’s Day.

Keep it local this holiday season and support your local shops with some of these great options for holiday gifts for the 2025 season.

So Last Season Vintage, Ellicottville’s newest boutique, opened to a warm welcome on Washington Street. Owned by FIT graduate Sydney Zuech, the shop features curated vintage fashion and homewares from the early 1900s to the 2000s.

Holiday Valley management presents a check to youth programs and Alley Katz of Ellicottville.

Katy’s Cafe partners with local favorite Cupcaked Bakery to offer fresh cupcakes, cookies, and macarons alongside your morning coffee and breakfast.

The third annual “KenDucky Derby” is coming to Ellicottville Distillery on May 3rd. Pre-purchased “horse ducks” are poured into the local creek, and of course, the first duck across the finish line is the winner.

The Town’s IT consultant informed the Board on the possibilities of a Fiber Optic Grant. The best option for the Town and Village internet needs would be to centralize service and opt for fiber optics.

Nature enthusiasts will rejoice with the notion of bringing the outside in, which is what Springville-based artist Robin Frey, owner and founder of Wonder Moss Art, intends to do.

As the snow gives way to green and golf carts emerge from hibernation, one final event of ski season will take center stage. Its purpose: to reflect on and honor all the dedicated individuals who play an integral role in making winter fun for all of us. 

HomeCare & Hospice Foundation has received a generous $1,000 donation from Paul Brown Chevrolet as part of its Paul Brown Cares! program. This contribution will assist with the Foundation’s 2025 events.

Updates have been made to address the Poverty Hill and Irish Hill culverts.

Twelve years ago, EVL Ink opened its doors in the charming town of Ellicottville, New York, igniting a creative spark that has since grown into a staple of the town’s artistry.

At the March Village Board meeting, Ellicottville residents shared their concerns about ongoing flooding issues on Elk Street.

HomeCare & Hospice Foundation is proud to announce it has received a $2,500 grant from the St. Elizabeth Mission Society to support ongoing education and training for its nursing staff.

Ellicottville Central School was granted $500 for their “Lift off in STEM” program, which was used to purchase a Kodo Wind Tunnel.

A new giving circle dedicated to empowering women and girls in the community - The Elevate Fund - has been established at the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation.

The Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to bring back Southern Tier Restaurant Week in 2025! Part I is starting this Friday, March 21st and running until the 29th.

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

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.