Local Stories
A curated list of articles and stories specifically related to Ellicottville
From festive brunches and Polish favorites to spring spa treatments and Easter basket finds, these local businesses are bringing fresh flavor and seasonal charm to the holiday.
Known for his kindness, humor, and deep roots in the agricultural community, Norm Lacy leaves behind a legacy of friendship, service, and lasting impact across Cattaraugus County.
More than just a muscle for movement, your calves play a vital role in circulation—helping pump blood back to the heart and support your body throughout the day.
This three-day celebration will bring the spirit of Music City to Ellicottville with live music, themed entertainment, and a lively atmosphere throughout the village.
SubheadinEllicottville native and Holiday Valley ski instructor Nicholas Oliverio is remembered for his adventurous spirit, dedication to work, and inspiring perseverance.g goes here
Community rallies during Mardi Gras weekend as Holiday Valley Ski Patrol collects 100 cases of food and $1,660 for local families.
Astrologer Suzy Woo explores how Aries season and planetary shifts bring momentum, clarity, and fresh starts for all signs.
Parade, live music, on-snow festivities, and the crowning of the 2026 Mardi Gras King and Queen highlight one of Ellicottville’s biggest winter celebrations.
Sip, savor, and shop your way into the spirit with festive food, drinks, and seasonal finds inspired by the fun of Mardi Gras and St. Patrick’s Day.
Local artist Jennifer Widger’s one-of-a-kind mugs, available at Nature’s Remedy, help raise funds for the Ellicottville Memorial Library.
The third annual spring challenge combines uphill adventure, costumes, and live music while raising funds for cancer research at Roswell Park.
The sixth annual HillTAP Festival blends live music, chairlift adventures, and craft beverages at one of Western New York’s most unique summer events.
Ellicottville trainer Kim Duke explains how strength training protects health, supports independence, and helps prevent disease as we age.
Snowbelt Cannabis hosts a retro-themed fundraiser at Madigan’s, collecting winter clothing for local families and supporting regional animal rescues.
Rev. Suzy Woo breaks down the early March eclipse energy, Mercury retrograde in Pisces, and what each zodiac sign can expect before the Spring Equinox shift.
Punxsutawney Phil leads the Washington Street parade while Holiday Valley’s Winter Carnival brings Snowbar fun and Dummy Downhill thrills.
From Story Time and adult crafts to a community book sale and fresh fiction titles, the library welcomes spring with something for everyone.