For the family and friends of Elisa Hughey, June 15, 2024 marks a special date. Not only is it the day of the annual Elisa’s Run for the Arts, but this year, June 15th marks eight years exactly since the day Elisa passed away.

Spring has melted (almost literally) into summer and that gets us excited for some great local events. One that we’re looking forward to is the Annual Classic Car Show at the Ellicottville Distillery, coming up on Sunday, June 23rd.

June 29th and June 30th are two days to mark on this summer’s calendar and make plans to take yourself, a spouse, a friend or a child out and discover why fishing is more than just about catching fish.

All kinds of wonderful adventures await you at Audubon Community Nature Center’s (ACNC) Dragons and Fairies Festival Saturday, June 15th.

Who else is unaware of the event known as the tractor pull? If it’s new for you, you’re about to learn about something awesome, and if it isn’t new for you, you might still be surprised.

On May 24th, Holiday Valley Resort presented donations totaling $11,000 to support various local organizations, from youth programming to town beautification.

As another successful class of Ellicottville Central School prepares to turn their tassels, the Class of 2024 proudly announces this year’s Valedictorian and Salutatorian.

You know it’s officially summer in Ellicottville when Holiday Valley invites everyone to get a little dirty at the annual Mudslide race, coming up on June 15th.

On Saturday, June 15, 2024, we will gather to run and walk to remember and celebrate our beloved Elisa Hughey, who lost her battle with colon cancer 8 years ago - to the day.

Music festivals are an amazing way to spend a hot summer day. And there is a new festival heading to Olean’s Gargoyle Park on June 15th from 2:00-10:00pm.

The Ellicottville Town Board’s May meeting was called to order by Supervisor Matt McAndrew. The evening’s agenda was filled with updates concerning the area, including old and new business.

Members of the Village board were welcomed to the May meeting, and business quickly entered the floor with good news for all. Recently announced by USA Today, the Village of Ellicottville was named one of the top 10 Main Streets in the US.

The community is invited to the Pride Month Opening Ceremony at the Robert H. Jackson Center, 305 E. 4th St., Jamestown, on Saturday, June 1st at 10:00am. 

For one day out of the year, Main Street in Springville becomes an art gallery with artwork in every business, music in surprising corners, and interactive art activities sprinkled throughout.

If you’re looking to try something new, Bigfoot Park Golf on Robbins Road, behind the Ellicottville Distillery, is NOW open!

Now that warm weather is here to stay, there’s no better time to dust off the clubs and head out to one of the area’s beautiful golf courses!

Charitable golf fundraisers and foundations that benefit local, regional and national good causes abound this summer.

Enjoy a memorable golf experience while exploring our picturesque county with breathtaking views - both on and off the course.

Situated in the heart of picturesque McKean County in northwestern Pennsylvania, a stone’s throw from New York, the Allegheny National Forest region offers a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.

Most people have already heard of disc golf since it’s been around for over half a century.