Business from the floor brings public questions; Village holds public hearing on new refuse law.

Ellicottville Chamber of Commerce discusses festival cancellations and proposes smaller themed promotions; encourages businesses to take the EVL Pledge.

On Wednesday, July 15th, the 9th Annual returns to Holiday Valley. Less about golf and more about a celebration of a life well lived, the tournament has become a staple on the summer golf circuit.

As all trends and fads eventually make it out to the countryside, the opening of an axe throwing lounge is really a returning home for Ellicottville.

After months of attempting new hobbies and trial subscriptions to everything on the Internet, we are finally ready to enjoy the summer outdoors.

About two years ago, SNOWED-IN caught up with our local spinning sensation Bella Bacon. Fast forward to 2020 and she has been invited to join the US Rookie Team.

When Salamanca resident Bradley Poole was born, the doctors told his parents he’d be lucky to see age 18. At age 33, he will run 266 miles in 7 days to raise awareness for cystic fibrosis.

The May meeting of the Ellicottville Village Board was held once again virtually and opened with Good News.

Partnering with local restaurants, the Rotary Club of Ellicottville continues to make a substantial difference.

Ellicottville Central School District has come a long way since the 70’s and 80’s when it used to be hallways that led to trailers for classrooms.

In these uncertain times, it is hard to know exactly what to do, how to act, or what to feel the umpteenth time you read this phrase as an article opener.

Cover your face. Protect those around you. Look good doing it.

A family owned and operated business finds itself a staple in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

An effort to get used or new goggles into the hands of healthcare workers as they treat COVID-19 patients.

Ellicottville Distillery: Creating much-needed hand sanitizer for the county and beyond.

The Food Bank of Ellicottville, powered by Community Action, wants you to know they are here for you.

Overnight, COVID-19 brought the restaurant industry to its knees. Facing his biggest challenge yet, Nick Pitillo rallied his family — and community — to fight back.