Officials schedule a public hearing on a proposed battery storage and data center moratorium while addressing short-term rental enforcement, infrastructure projects, and a shared IT services study with the Village.

Certified instructor Brynn Ackerman breaks down the benefits of today's most popular fitness classes, helping beginners and experienced exercisers find the best fit for their goals, lifestyle, and mindset.

Ophthalmologist, marathon runner, and mountaineer David Montesanti shares the incredible journey of qualifying for the Boston Marathon, recovering from a concussion, and reaching the summit of Mount Everest just weeks apart.

From summer reading adventures and therapy dog visits to Give 716 fundraising, the annual Pro Am raffle, and the FeedMore WNY Farm Market, the Ellicottville Memorial Library is offering plenty of ways for the community to learn, give, and get involved this summer.

Celebrate America's 250th birthday at the 37th annual Ellicottville Championship Rodeo, returning to Kent Farm July 2-5 with world-class competition and family fun.

NASM Certified Wellness Coach Phil Winton shares practical advice on movement, nutrition, sleep, and emotional wellbeing to help readers build healthier habits and enjoy an active lifestyle at any age.

From 250th anniversary promotions and downhill race weekends to kids mountain bike camps, EVL Trail Fest, and the first-ever Women's Weekend, HoliMont Bike Park is packed with adventure all summer long.

As America marks its 250th birthday, this thoughtful reflection explores how everyday life has evolved since 1776—highlighting the remarkable innovations, sacrifices, and milestones that continue to shape the nation today.

June Village Board meeting covers code enforcement action on a Washington Street property, short-term rental zoning discussions, and updates on CBD tax revenue distribution.

The Eddie Szpaicher Golf Classic continues its tradition of giving back, awarding scholarships to two ECS graduates while preparing for its 2026 tournament at Holiday Valley.

Three days of concerts, patriotic festivities, fireworks, and the beloved July 4th Pet Parade make the Summer Music Festival one of Ellicottville's most anticipated events of the summer.

Certified trainer Brynn Ackerman explains why yoga is for everyone and how simple daily movement habits can help build flexibility, confidence, and a healthier lifestyle.

Owner Frank Maduri reflects on a decade of growth, challenges, and award-winning pizza as Monroe St. Brick & Brew celebrates its 10th anniversary with special promotions and community giveaways.

The Ellicottville Chamber of Commerce’s popular Thursday Night Music Series brings six weeks of free live performances to the Gazebo, offering residents and visitors a perfect way to enjoy summer evenings.

The popular 42-mile charity cycling event returns for its sixth year, raising funds to expand and improve the Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail across Western New York.

The annual contribution reflects the Foundation’s ongoing commitment to preserving Ellicottville’s rich history and supporting organizations that strengthen the local community.

A powerful Capricorn Full Moon, Mercury retrograde in Cancer, and Chiron's move into Taurus signal a season of reflection, growth, family connections, and major life adjustments.

Whether you're a traditional golfer, an outdoor explorer, a competitive disc golfer, or simply looking for family fun, these four unique courses offer something for every style of play around Ellicottville.

The family of Oliver “OJ” Agramonte will honor his memory with a Celebration of Life on what would have been his 92nd birthday, inviting friends to share stories and remember the legendary Ellicottville character.

Arcade resident James “Claude” Pump, a retired Peerless Winsmith employee and devoted family man known for coaching youth sports and his love of Cleveland teams, passed away June 6 at the age of 77.