Announcement of a March 25th comment deadline and some updated project details were on the agenda in two March 17th virtual public sessions about the Great Lakes Cheese Company.

As ski season winds down, the anticipation of who’s playing Summer Music Festival runs high amongst both the locals & visitors who have made it a tradition to spend the July 4th holiday here in Ellicottville. 

Ever wanted to take a piece of the music home with you after a music festival? Uou may have an opportunity to do exactly that, thanks to a Buffalo artist working stageside at the Rail Rider Jamboree.

Through the taco and wing crawls, GOACC and the Olean Sports and Social Club were able to donate about $9,000 to the Western New York Heroes / Pawsitive for Heroes.

NAMMBA is proud to announce that their partner, Howard Hanna Financial Services, is the first lender to earn the NAMMBA certification accreditation.

From all across the state of New York U14 alpine racers and their families have come to experience our slice of ski heaven in WNY for the Mud Sweat n’ Gears U14 State Championship. 

At its peak, the Great Valley Youth Residential Center, was home to more than 100 boys who had entered the state’s juvenile justice system. The camp opened in the 1960s according to Travis Baugh, who now owns the property.

It has been officially two years since the start of the pandemic. When I think back to this, it seems like a lifetime ago, so much has changed. It will take time before we look back on these events without an emotional lens.

Ellicottville photographer Nadine Saviano is the president and founder of God Winks Inc., a non-profit organization which she established to provide assistance to those in the healing process from grief and loss.

Dark Star Orchestra will be bringing the Grateful Dead experience to the first Rail Rider Jamboree and Music Festival in Ellicottville, NY Saturday, March 19, 2022.

The Olean Sports and Social Club and the Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce have announced their CHILI CRAWL, set for Saturday, March 28th.

Even though many of us don’t want to admit it, spring is just around the corner. But that doesn’t mean the fun has to stop here at HoliMont! We have big plans for the spring, summer and fall months to come.

f you follow my articles, you know I am passionate about the importance of a strong, stable core.  A strong core is paramount to keeping your body functionally sound and operational.

The Wolfinger Family Donor Advised Fund at the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation recently provided support to area school districts to support special projects and educational programs.

Creatives Rebuild New York recently launched two funding opportunities aimed at providing transformational support for individual artists across New York State.

With the pandemic changing how we all learn and work, there was a need to improve WiFi access 24/7 at the Library.  To this end, the Rotary Club of Ellicottville received a district grant to provide another technology upgrade.

The Tri County Arts Council, located at 110 West State St in Olean, presents “Silent Beings” by artist Amanda Parry Oglesbee. The artist’s paintings are now on display in the gallery through March 26th. 

We hit a new record of money raised for Empire Animal Rescue Society through Willow calendars! This year we raised $1,200 … beating the last two years of $1,000!

The Olean High School Sports Boosters are hosting their 38th Annual Endowment Raffle this April.  Tickets admit four people to the drawing party to be held Saturday, April 30th.

M.R. Bryant is the featured artist at the Ellicottville Memorial Library through May 2022, with an exhibit of her Impressionist and Abstract acrylic paintings.