Local artists put their heads together and came up with a gorgeous representation of the life-changing, fun, and powerful stories housed inside the walls of our library.

Ellicottville Central School is pleased to announce the addition of an elementary school STEM teacher beginning this school year!

Holiday Valley is known for skiing, golf, Sky High, pools, weddings, and meetings, but who takes care of all those hungry visitors? It’s the Holiday Valley Food and Beverage Service!

The Tri-County Arts Council (TCAC) is pleased to welcome the community to the 2nd Ellicottville Fine Art and Craft Market during the Labor Day Weekend.

Summer might be closing out, but there is still plenty of fun left to be had, and you can still find some unique events to attend. One of those should be the WNY LlamaFest!

This event is supporting the growth and improvement of the LVRC grounds and playground for the betterment of public use.

The Town Board of Ellicottville took to their monthly meeting on Wednesday, to discuss the latest happenings within the Town of Ellicottville.

On August 20, 2024, the Village Board came together to review and talk through the evening’s agenda.

Good coffee makes for happy campers, so you best know how to make it off grid.

Remembering Mary Jane Fox, past owner of “The Barn” Restaurant.

Art in the Quad, a reimagining of the former Art in the Park event that was hosted by the GOACC, is making a return.

The Founder’s Award represents the highest honor bestowed upon an individual or organization by their Board of Directors.

Ellicottville Central School is ready to welcome students, teachers, and staff to the first day of school on September 5th!

Josh Bower and his wife Nicole, are following their passion and invite you to come along.

With that in mind, we reached out to locations in our area to see what we, as a community, can do to help all year round.

If you really love your furry friend, you’ll certainly trust him/her in the hands of the groomers at Rover Makeovers.

Established by the family of Gary and Paul Clancy, this scholarship will reward Ellicottville Central School seniors who plan to major in a STEM field.

Want to have some out-of-the-ordinary fun? In September, right here in our neck of the woods, Viking men and women are invited to convene at the Lucky Day Homestead.

Through the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation’s Community Fund, Total Senior Care was able to purchase a new recumbent bike for their Olean day center.

The following are exercises recommended for people in their 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and beyond .