Experts say Americans are exposed to 4,000-10,000 advertisements a day. Every town, village and city you drive through is peppered with signage promoting shops, restaurants, services and more. 

November November November … the month of GRATITUDE. With the crisp leaves under our feet and snowflakes/birds soon flying in, it truly is a splendid time of year to reflect, give thanks, and explore the virtue of gratitude.

You have all the planets in your chart … what your birth chart shows us is what sign each planet was in as you drew your first breath; so everyone has an area of life that is ruled by Scorpio. Let’s talk about the energy of Scorpio!

The Town Planning Board set a public hearing for an unusual accessory apartment project; Approves permit for a mural display on the wall of The Boardroom Snowboard Shop.

Both Ellicottville Men’s and Women’s Varsity Soccer teams advance to Regionals. The Lady Eagles head to Caledonia-Mumford HS on Nov. 5th and the men’s team heads to Williamsville on the 6th.

SKI Magazine subscribers received a survey in March to rate their favorite ski resorts in several categories and Holiday Valley Resort has been ranked number 2 in eastern North America by readers for 2022.

Last week, thanks to a generous donation from the Elisa B. Hughey Fund for the Arts, several kids were able to attend a class at the Ellicottville Memorial Library to create their own Halloween mask. 

Ellicottville Central School is excited to announce that the Elementary Halloween Parade will take place in downtown Ellicottville this Friday, Oct. 29th. Students will depart the school at 12:45pm with the parade to start at 1:00pm.

The Ellicottville Town Board has scheduled a public hearing on Nov. 3rd to receive comments & vote on a preliminary 2022 budget. The Board did not discuss the plan in detail, but has held several work sessions on the budget in recent weeks.

Halloween, All Hallows Eve, Samhain … there are many names throughout history for this time of year and the stories and traditions have ever evolved with humanity.

With Ellicottville’s fundraising deadline quickly approaching, one final in-person event will give SK8EVL an opportunity to reach their goal, and it’s an event that combines skateboarding and art.

Family run businesses have been the heart and soul of Ellicottville for generations. Drive, determination and a commitment to the guest experience has proven to be a winning formula for many families in this town.

An evening of fine cuisine and wine with a hint of spectacular is set to take center stage at The Silver Fox Steakhouse in Ellicottville next month on Saturday, November 13th. 

Collaborative Sculpture by Kari Roslund and her husband, James, is currently featured at the Ellicottville Memorial Library through December 2021.

On Saturday, October 2nd, the Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail hosted its first annual charity bike ride from East Aurora to Ellicottville and raised $50,000 which will be used to continue to build the 27-mile rail trail that runs along the former Buffalo & Pittsburgh rail line.

Ellicottville Village Trustees hope to extend a temporary moratorium on new accessory apartments through February to allow time to finalize zoning amendments.

It’s a great year to celebrate autumn, the winter season coming up, and life getting back to normal. This year's annual Fall Festival was faced with a lot of new challenges, but overall, it was a huge success.

The Ellicottville Village Planning Board has granted a special use permit for a planned veterinary clinic at 5 E. Washington Street that will bring convenient health care closer to the community's furry friends.

Founded by legendary Buffalo Bills punter Brian Moorman as a public charity, the P.U.N.T. Foundation supports families across WNY and has seen annual growth because of its admirable mission and litany of programs.

eNOW: What’s new this season at The Boardroom?

TIMKEY: After last season's meteoric rise in participation numbers for both ski and snowboard, we feel like we're on the cusp of something special with snowsports