One of the most important aspects of starting an adventure is planning your trip’s itinerary to have a healthy mix of physical activity with equal portions of rest and relaxation. Each travel destination will have its own set of local amenities offering a variety of unique and memorable après experiences.

It was a bridge unlike any the world had ever seen. In 1882, General Thomas Kane had rich coal deposits south of the Kinzua Gorge. But since his customers were to the north, Kane needed to cross the valley.

The Haudenosaunee people are a proud people with a great deal of history to share with their guests. With the return of their juried Ohi:yo’ Art Market to the Seneca Allegany Casino Event Center on May 11th, they will showcase amazing Native American craftsmanship.

Embark on an exhilarating journey into Kinzua country and you’ll experience endless possibilities. After a fun-filled day, it’s time to venture into the charming communities for an appetite satisfying, thirst quenching experience that echoes the rugged beauty of the region. 

The Connie and Sandy Wolfinger Fund and the Wolfinger Family Fund have made possible $39,000 in grants in April.

Following a year of planning and development, spearheaded by Village Board Trustee Doug Bush, the new parking lot on Mill Street is NOW open to the public.

Erica Linderman, our new Deputy Clerk, hails from Franklinville but is no stranger to Ellicottville. 

What is the event that horse lovers around the U.S. are gearing up for? If you said the Kentucky Derby, you’d be spot on… What if I told you that you could not only watch the Derby on screen in Ellicottville, but that there is an equally fun event to be a part of locally as well?

I have an important announcement for the snowboarders of Western New York: refrain from cleanup! You have one more opportunity to shred! 

Show your appreciation and support by coming out to Limestone’s New Home Day event on Saturday, May 11th, which benefits the Limestone Volunteer Fire Department!

Everyone loves a spring event, especially when it involves food and music and shopping with various vendors (including a brewery) and a ginormous basket raffle, and did I mention acoustic music and sunshine and fun?

“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” - George Santayana, The Life of Reason. This motto can be found behind the front desk of the Eldred World War II Museum, just a hop, skip and stone’s throw away from Ellicottville, NY

TimberHut, a pioneer in innovative custom cabin solutions, proudly unveils its latest breakthrough, developed in partnership with Elev8 Architecture: the TimberHut Revive.

While I knew the dark-colored root vegetable was a healthy choice, I didn’t realize all of the benefits beetroots had to offer until I made them a part of my daily routine.

Things are changing at 11 Martha Street. Good for the Spirit Gifts is reducing their footprint in the space by 80%, to make way for a new business venture, Ellicottville Healing Center. 

The Tri-County Arts Council, 110 W. State St., Olean, is always adding artists to Artist Market, and has just released their list of Spring classes.

Ski season has ended, meaning it’s time to hang up your snow pants, boots, skis, snowboards, and poles… and trade them in for your clubs and golf shoes!

Racers take your mark! Multiple events are making their way to Cattaraugus County to challenge your endurance while adding a few fun surprises along the way.

She followed her heart. Amy’s long-time partner, Bill Rosenberry, Marketing and Corporate Events Manager at HoliMont, was not going to be convinced to leave Ellicottville, and dilemma! She loved Ellicottville, too.

Now that the warm weather has finally graced us with its presence, let’s get out and enjoy it! Spring is a great time to be outdoors and most people take full advantage of this opportunity to explore.