Ellicottville marks America’s 250th with three days of live music, legendary tributes, and a sky-lighting fireworks finale

Owner Tracy Diegelman settles into a busy ski season while rolling out thoughtful upgrades and new guest experiences

Chamber of Commerce unveils a bold new April festival as part of an expanded 2026 events calendar and renewed vision for year-round tourism

Town officials review new monitoring equipment alongside updates on sidewalks, water projects, and Town Hall improvements

Farm Credit East, with a recommendation from Winery of Ellicottville owners Sam and Beth Sheehy, invests in community support services

A passionate skier, dedicated volunteer, and champion for adaptive athletes whose impact will be felt for generations.

Korean War Veteran, Carpenter, and Longtime Community Member Remembered for His Love of Family, Skiing, and the Buffalo Bills

Three decades of breaking barriers and expanding access on the slopes for skiers of all abilities

Local photographer captures overlooked moments of natural beauty in exhibit running through June 30, 2026

From barrel-aged brews and rail jams to live music, lessons, and lift ticket deals

A full day of skiing, racing, and après-ski festivities marks a milestone winter tradition in Ellicottville

From slopeside waffles to wood-fired pizza and a show-stopping tomahawk steak, local eateries are serving up the ultimate winter comfort dishes.

Over 15 blues acts will perform across Ellicottville’s downtown Jan. 16–18, including Miller & The Other Sinners and Maria Aurigema — all with no cover charge.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Ellicottville has welcomed the Rev. Mark E. Swanson, a Western New York native with decades of ministry experience, as the congregation grows and plans new community-focused initiatives.

Great Valley resident and 35-year Holiday Valley employee Samuel “Sam” Huffman III passed away Jan. 10, 2026 at Roswell Park, remembered for his dedication to family, community, and the local ski industry.

Lily’s Road hosts a family-friendly ski film night on Jan. 20 at Wayland Brewing, featuring Teton Gravity Research’s Pressure Drop, a silent auction, and prizes to support adaptive skiing at Holiday Valley.

The beloved winter tradition invites the community to bring natural Christmas trees for a towering bonfire, live music, and seasonal spirits.

Certified trainer Kim Duke explains why recovery is just as important as training — and how rest days help you build strength, prevent injury, and actually make progress.

Astrologer Suzy Woo explains why 2026 marks a major energetic shift, how the January new moon can help you set intentions, and what each element can expect as Neptune moves into Aries.

Elizabeth Medora Brandes Gallmann, known to most as Betty, passed away Sunday night, January 4, 2026 at home after a tough battle with cancer.