Welcome to the fall festival season! You’ll find an autumnal celebration every weekend in October in just about every community across western New York!

Kenmore Avenue in Buffalo is about to get higher with the upcoming unveiling of Star Buds Cannabis Dispensary.

Just because it’s cooling down in Ellicottville doesn’t mean you need to pack up the golf clubs quite yet.

We have been sharing with you spotlights about artists whose works have been chosen to be on display in Olean at the restored First National Bank.

Known fondly as “the sticker guy,” Springville artist and graphic designer Greg Culver can now add “children’s book illustrator” to his list of artistic achievements!

One of the most important things you’ll want to think about is chafing.

Do something fun and different with the kids this fall by taking them to Audubon Community Nature Center’s First Sunday Story Time.

A friend to everyone, Tommy Moran was an inspiration to all who knew him.

Just in time for the change of season, the Western New York Southtowns Scenic Byway recently announces its third annual photo contest.

Here in Ellicottville, a tradition that brings people together to celebrate autumn’s beauty and the excitement of the upcoming winter is the annual Fall Festival.

This fall, Ellicottville wants more people to discover the joy of running.

Celebrate the Season with a Specialty Cocktail or Coffee

Some new information was shared regarding the Ellicottville Fire Department and a proposal to expand their current district.

The Village Board of Ellicottville began their September meeting on the evening of the 17th.

Early Archery Season is about to open in New York State!

The Ellicottville Historical Society is having the ghost walks around Ellicottville.

If you’ve never experienced Audubon Community Nature Center’s Enchanted Forest, now is the time to reserve your spot for a magical evening on October 4 or 5.

The chill of fall is here and the coolest of art classes are at Tri-County Arts Council.

Earlier this month, Dina DiPasquale and Kim Reading announced that Kay, Noelle, and Olivia Anzivine are the new owners of the Tee Bar!

The Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail (ECRT) is hosting a 42-mile charity bike ride from East Aurora to Ellicottville on October 5th.