Local Stories
A curated list of articles and stories specifically related to Ellicottville
“Cultivate the Garden. Cultivate Yourself.” offers adults of all ages an introduction to Tai Chi, Qi Gong, mindfulness and wellness while supporting local Master Gardener programs.
From colorful backpacks and Hydro Flasks to a fresh haircut and breakfast on the go, these Ellicottville businesses have back-to-school essentials covered.
Three years of fundraising and community support give Ellicottville Youth Soccer a secure new home for equipment as participation continues to grow.
Ellicottville Fire Commission says aging infrastructure and growing emergency call volumes make a $4.5 million Fire Hall upgrade necessary.
As one 18-month astrological cycle closes and another begins, Suzy Woo shares what the August lunar eclipse may mean for each sign.
Colden native and American Hawkeye School of Falconry owner Jon Clarkson shares his lifelong passion for birds of prey and returns to Holiday Valley with free public demonstrations.
Local restaurants take home top honors as Ellicottville’s annual food festival brings together restaurants, families, visitors and the community.
Taste your way through Ellicottville’s best chili recipes while supporting local food, youth, scholarship, mental health and community projects.
From downhill racing and kids’ bike camps to Labor Day riding, fall mountain bike events, camping and weddings, there’s plenty happening at HoliMont this summer and fall.
Longtime partnership provides ongoing financial support as the Ellicottville Food Bank responds to rising food costs and growing community needs.
From hometown favorites to creative new dishes, we share our top food and drink picks for this year's Taste of Ellicottville, plus tips to help you make the most of the village's biggest culinary weekend.
In this month's Preston Personal Fitness column, Brynn Ackerman challenges today's fitness culture, encouraging women to focus on strength, recovery, longevity, and overall wellness instead of chasing unrealistic body standards.
Phil Winton explains how identifying your personal reason for staying active can improve motivation, support healthy aging, and help you continue enjoying everything life has to offer.
The Cattaraugus County Planning Board honored longtime Ellicottville resident Nancy Rogan for her lasting contributions to education, municipal planning, historic preservation, and community service.
Participants will create original linocut prints in a guided workshop surrounded by the natural beauty of Griffis Sculpture Park, with a portion of proceeds supporting the Ashford Hollow Foundation.
The annual fundraiser features live performances by Letter to Elise and other regional artists, plus art vendors, food trucks, family activities, and the opportunity to explore one of Western New York's most unique outdoor sculpture parks.
Board also approves tax levy override, discusses infrastructure projects, police updates, road safety concerns, and schedules a public hearing on a proposed Alarm Law.
Downtown Ellicottville transforms into a weekend-long culinary celebration featuring local restaurants, specialty tastings, live entertainment, and patriotic festivities honoring America's 250th Birthday.
Experience the vibrant oil landscapes of Colden artist Megan Saboda, whose plein air paintings capture the beauty of Western New York in a special exhibit at the Ellicottville Memorial Library.
Astrologer Suzy Woo explains how Saturn retrograde and the shifting Nodes of Fate will influence every zodiac sign over the next 18 months, with personalized guidance for each rising and sun sign.