A Guide to Some of the Best Places to Grab a Gift for Dad : Ellicottville Shops & Restaurants Have Everything from Spa Services to Spices This Father’s Day!

It’s hard to get through life without straining a muscle, spraining a ligament, suffering a headache or wrenching your back. And the longer you’re on the planet, the more susceptible you are to arthritis.

Cornell Cooperative Extension Cattaraugus County’s Master Gardener Program is celebrating National Pollinator month by sharing information and resources to help create a garden for your favorite pollinators.

After three years of preparation by Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail (ECRT), Village of Orchard Park residents will have a 1.3 mile multi-use recreational trail to enjoy

Cornell Cooperative Extension Cattaraugus County’s Master Gardener Program would like to pass along the following information regarding the recent situation with the fires in Canada and how they impact vegetable plants.

Who doesn’t love to spend a beautiful weekend afternoon perusing classic engines while sipping a handcrafted cocktail? The perfect opportunity to do so will be waiting for you at 5462 Robbins Road in Ellicottville on Sunday, June 25th

With ticket sales for Ellicottville’s Summer Music Festival already on track to break last year’s record, the Ellicottville Chamber of Commerce announces yet another exciting performance booked for this year’s big stage.

It may be virtual, but that doesn’t mean it is less impactful. Elisa’s Run for the Arts is celebrating its 7th anniversary since the passing of its namesake, Elisa B. Hughey.

Allow me to introduce you to CLAWS. CLAWS is an acronym created by Calla Lee Wagner for Cats Lives Are Worth Saving.

For one couple, Dana and Misty Ukolowicz, the money they received as wedding gifts is what enabled them to start their own business.

Thanks to support from the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation’s Community Fund and the Bill & Cathy Fraser grant program at the United Way of Cattaraugus County, the Olean Police Department recently acquired a new drone.

The current Tri-County Arts Council exhibit, "Haudenosaunee, Art of the Now” “Survive, Alive, Thrive," features the works from culminating show for Seneca-Iroquois National Museum's artist in residency program.

Griffis Sculpture Park will host their annual Summer Festival on Sunday, August 20th. It’s a day filled with music, creativity, nature, exploration and much more.

Showcasing Our Wide Variety of Local Pie Options : There Are Plenty of Delicious Places to Choose a Pizza From In Ellicottville ... Which Ones Do You Love?

Before Franklinville’s Tyyetta Herman could get ready for her prom last Saturday night, she had some business to take care of on the track at the Section VI State Qualifier meet at West Seneca West High School.

For the first nine years, the Gus Macker of Olean was directed and organized by Olean High School Sports Booster and the Olean City School Foundation.

It’s time to get dirty at the 11th Annual Holiday Valley Mudslide on Saturday, June 17th. The obstacle course will be jam packed with muddy, slip-sliding fun!

From his early childhood at the Thomas Indian School, to his service in the Vietnam War, to the shut-down of 30 miles of the New York State Thruway, artist Carson Waterman has witnessed many watershed moments in history.

Having lost the last six regular-season contests in a row, and sporting a 5-13 overall record, it seemed about a 50-50 shot that the Eagles wouldn’t make it past their opening round matchup at Brocton.

Flying high after a comfortable 12-7 victory over visiting North Collins in the opening round of the Class D playoffs, Ellicottville’s Lady Eagles hit the wall just two days later in the semifinals at Westfield