Describing the past 15 months as “breezy” might not be the best way to put it. The pandemic’s effects will be felt far beyond this year or even next as we collectively attempt to right the ship and get society back on course. 

Book your summer getaway now! Here’s a list of just some of the accommodations you can choose from when you book your stay in Ellicottville. There’s options to fit every budget and lifestyle.

Step into summer with some of our top product picks for the season! From golf apparel to fashion and accessories to skincare essentials, you’ll be summer ready in no time!

On Tuesday, June 8th, the Ellicottville Village Planning Board gathered for their first in-person discussion since the pandemic began. The agenda saw three public hearings and five items of business.

Katie Krotz, a 10th grader at Ellicottville Central School, was chosen to participate in the Summer 2021 AgDiscovery Program, sponsored by the Office of Multicultural Programs in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University.

Students from the Heavy Equipment Technology and Carpentry and Construction Trades programs at the CA BOCES Career and Technical Education Center at Ellicottville recently used their training and skills to benefit the local community. 

Handmade poppies commemorating Fallen Veterans crafted by West Valley Central School art students decorated this year’s town of Ashford Memorial Day celebration.

Ellicottville Central School has proudly announced Alexander Hunt as Valedictorian and Sammi Lin as Salutatorian for the Senior Class of 2021.

The Ellicottville Historical Society is happy to announce that they will be hosting three in-person meetings this year. Each meeting will feature a different guest speaker and will take place at the Ellicottville Memorial Library.

Take a stroll through Ellicottville’s downtown business district, and you’ll discover an astounding 80% of the businesses are owned, co-owned or managed by a woman. Here’s just a few of them…

Variety is the spice of life, as the saying goes, but for photographer Nadine Saviano, variety has also been the key to her success as the owner of her own full-time business and non-profit organization.

As things are starting to go back to normal, so is Ellicottville! Summer is almost here and so are all the events and activities that come with it. Here’s a list of just some of the things you won’t want to miss this summer!

Ask a random person on the street how the past 15 months have felt, and the overwhelming majority would probably give you one word: difficult.

For the month of June, Ellicottville will serve as home to a 10’ bronze statue of Cheryl Strayed. In a lofty mission, artists from around the globe banned together to balance the gender and racial representation of public statues worldwide.

Each year, as a part of its mission, the Ellicottville Chamber of Commerce looks to help the local community. In keeping with tradition, the Chamber Board has approved a donation for 2021 to the Ellicottville Alley Katz. 

What a sight to see recently at the corner of Washington and Madison in the village! The Ferrari Club of Upstate New York gathered to take in some of the sites in Ellicottville last weekend.

The Ellicottville Town Planning Board set a public hearing for a multi-unit rental enclave, approved a minor subdivision, and held pre-application talks with developers of a 5 MW solar energy project.

A life-like 10-ft. tall bronze sculpture of author Cheryl Strayed will be temporarily located in front of the Ellicottville Chamber of Commerce building before being permanently installed at Griffis Sculpture Park.

Officials held a socially-distanced monthly meeting in the Town Center on Parkside Drive Wednesday, May 19th and picked up the threads of two plans that took shape several years ago for abundant and safe community water supplies. 

As a long-time business owner and woodworker, Chautauqua County native Brooks Anderson is no stranger to the question, “Do you think you could build something like this?”