Cattaraugus County Health Department shares Halloween Celebration Guidelines during COVID-19.

Halloween will be in session this year, despite the fact that every other adult will be dressed as the coronavirus (Corona beer plus green shirt), and with a few added precautions.

The BBQ to benefit the Ellicottville Great Valley Recreational Trail held Saturday, October 17th was a great success! 

The October meeting of the Ellicottville Village Board of Trustees opened with a Public Hearing on Local Law No. 3 of the year 2020.

The Ellicottville Memorial Library is currently open with regular hours of operation for patrons to come in and browse the shelves.

It’s a growing sport. One that has no boundaries. Skateboarding welcomes everyone, regardless of age, race, or tax bracket.

On Saturday, October 17th, Ellicottville is inviting employees and volunteers from Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center to come and enjoy everything the village has to offer.

The October Meeting of the Ellicottville Village Planning Board opened with a Public Hearing on an application by Brad Poole, to open a fitness and wellness center. 

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It has been recognized as so since the mid ‘80’s when the American Cancer Society launched a week-long campaign to raise awareness about the disease and the importance of early detection.

In late-summer, ski resorts around the country began announcing operating procedures for the upcoming season. Fortunately, skiing/snowboarding already takes place in an environment where social distancing isn’t only prevalent, it’s encouraged.

When longtime Holiday Valley Ski Patrol member Bill Lounsbury lost his right leg to osteosarcoma cancer in 1982, he was back on the slopes eight weeks later.

Get outdoors and celebrate autumn in Ellicottville each weekend through October.

In 2012, Ellicottville Times founder Jennie Acklin had an epiphany. Inspired by the extensive trail systems in Colorado, she asked herself: “Why couldn’t we make this happen in Ellicottville?”

eNOW: What a wild year it's been! How did The City Garage deal with the pandemic pandemonium?

TREY: What a year indeed! Everyone has been faced with many challenges in the course of this pandemic …

eNOW: You guys officially opened your doors at the top of September. How was business for the first month?

SPENCER: We weren't really sure what to expect going into the season. Are people going to be apprehensive? Nervous? Excited?

eNOW: What are the most anticipated additions to the lifestyle line this upcoming winter season? 

KIM: We carry a fun and trendy selection of mountain lifestyle wear … more this season that ever before!

eNOW: What changes will the Dekdebruns Apex Store introduce in the wake of COVID-19 safety regulations? 

GREG: We have implemented new safety standards in the fight against COVID-19 …

The Ellicottville Chamber of Commerce hosted their monthly membership meeting Thursday morning, Oct. 1, 2020 at the Wingate By Wyndham to discuss a special holiday project and the non-Fall Festival.

Sean Cornelius, owner of the Weed Ross Insurance Group, is no stranger to giving back. He’s of the attitude that the more you give, the more exposure your business gets — therefore, garnering more business — which allows you to keep giving back.

The EVL Halloween Half & 5k race has received the green light, and organizers Doug and Gwen Bush of EnduranceFactor are grateful for the ability to bring this race back to the beautiful rural roads of Ellicottville.