TheCCIDA Board has placed a six-month moratorium on new solar projects while officials review whether there are real benefits in hosting the local installations and granting tax incentives.

Every summer Roswell Comprehensive Cancer Center hosts the Ride For Roswell and the Empire State Ride. Both events raise awareness of cancer screenings and much needed funding for cancer research.

For many, a cancer diagnosis is not only the beginning of a long, difficult treatment plan, but also the beginning of a long travel schedule to seek that treatment. The Mildred Milliman Radiation Medicine Center is helping change that.

The Great Valley Town Board has decided not to require road repair bonds for logging jobs after receiving assurances that town roads will be kept in mind when letting bids on state reforestation tracts.

The Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce wanted mayhem for their next event and officials believe they are serving it up just right!

The only family shelter in Cattaraugus County, the Genesis House is expanding to accommodate more families, and they’re seeking the support of the community through the Genesis House Golf Tournament.

Travel Route 219 and you’ll discover Springville Country Club, located 15 minutes north of Ellicottville. What was once the location of Cascade Park owned by the BR&P Railroad, is celebrating 100 years this summer.

Head just south of Cattaraugus County into the Allegheny National Forest Region of PA and enjoy playing on all of the fun and challenging courses the region has to offer.

Visit the Enchanted Mountains of WNY, where you can try out our seven public, three miniature and one private golf courses. Whether you’re looking for a quick game of 9 holes or a more relaxed full day of 18 holes, you’ll find it!

At 9 Pine Street in Franklinville sits a stunning Queen Anne-style Victorian house. With beautiful porches, multiple round towers and ornate woodwork, the home is an architectural gem, a surprising find given its age.

Cari Matejka, CEO of Literacy of Love speaks about her passion to help those less fortunate than herself.  Cari began her journey to Africa through St. Bonaventure University, visiting Uganda in 2010.

THE MACKER is on the schedule in Olean!  Entries are now being accepted for the Gus Macker 3-on-3 basketball tournament, to be played June 10-12th on Delaware Avenue downtown.

The Seneca Nation announced it will soon be home to two new concrete skateparks as the result of two distinct grant awards from the Built to Play Skatepark Grant fund.

The Tri-County Arts Council is presenting “BIRDS” by painter Samila Sosic through now through May 20th at the TCAC Art Gallery, 110 W. State St., in Olean.

While still battling the pandemic and supply-chain challenges, Citizen Printing owner, Lynda Dunn, is pleased to announce a new service for customers: matting and framing.

The Great Valley Town Board met Monday, April 11th to discuss continuing working with a committee in drafting some tentative land use and zoning changes.

Springville Center for the Arts is hiring students ages 14-18 who would like to spend their summer creating and installing art as part of a Public Art Corps.

Olean native Meg Saligman & her best friend Paula Fox Derwick have joined forces with the Tri-County Arts Council to help spearhead Saligman’s The Heart of Olean mural project.

Recently established, the Cattaraugus County/Gene & Charlotte Preston Fund for the Elderly will continue making annual funding available to the Cattaraugus County Department for the Aging.

5K run organized by the Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce encourages businesses to compete while promoting fitness and corporate camaraderie