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Covering the latest happenings and stories from across Western New York and Northern Pennsylvania
$1,300 grant supports new technology to improve real-time care coordination for hospice patients across Allegany County.
Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce highlights 29 local restaurants with special menus, pricing, and prizes during weeklong dining celebration.
Connecting Communities in Action invites the community to enjoy take-out soups from local restaurants while supporting vital nutrition programs across Cattaraugus County.
Trail Central announces “Trolls in the Forest,” a world-class public art installation featuring three 40-foot-tall recycled sculptures across the Allegheny National Forest Region.
Community-wide celebration marks 200 years since Randolph’s first town meeting on March 7, 1826.
$100 raffle ticket includes 22 chances to win and admission for four to April 25 drawing party at the Pulaski Club.
Donation supports shelter operations and ongoing capital campaign to modernize nearly 40-year-old facility.
Joseph B. Crawford named team manager as local players invited to try out for the August 2026 World Series at Diethrick Park.
Veteran ski industry leader with nearly three decades of operational, safety, and executive experience will guide the Glenwood resort’s next era of growth and innovation.
Limited-time chocolate-glazed paczki benefits Western New York families facing pediatric cancer through partnership with P.U.N.T.
Group exhibition featuring 42 regional artists explores love, kinship, and community in a diverse showcase of 129 works.
Magical family event at Bartlett Country Club features royal activities, pink carpet moments, and supports compassionate care in the region.
Nationally televised snocross action, family-friendly activities, and a full winter weekend experience return to Salamanca’s premier resort destination.
The community can expect the return of many festive favorites, including the Jingle Bell Jubilee, Southern Tier Restaurant Week, and the Chamber Clambake - renamed Chamber Picnic in the Park
Christian Riethmiller joins the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation’s growing team of professionals through grant support made by RCWJF
Salamanca’s animal rescue celebrates a successful year of fostering, adoptions, and community support
Proceeds to support exhibitions and educational programs, with original paintings valued up to $1,200
Springville Center for the Arts invites the community to monthly meet-ups and special performances through the month of February
Teen-led Youth Advisory Board will design and award grants supporting out-of-school time programs across nine counties
Funding supports Article 26C compliance, improved animal wellness, and expanded shelter capacity for vulnerable local dogs
Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation offers more than 100 scholarship opportunities through a single online application, including six new awards for 2026.
Park educators invite the public to take action on their goals with a guided winter bike ride and potluck at Camp Allegany.
Dr. Thayaparan “Dr. Matt” Mathanakaran steps into leadership role, continuing a legacy of compassionate, patient-centered end-of-life care.
Support local nature education while stocking up on discounted birdseed to help backyard birds thrive through winter.
Western New York artists are invited to apply for a large-scale public mural exploring “Transformation in Motion” on Buffalo’s West Side.
Black Flower Wine & Provisions has opened its doors in the village of Hamburg, bringing a new tasting room, small-plate menu, and remodeled wine space to 8 S. Buffalo Street. Operated by Sam and Beth Sheehy of the Winery of Ellicottville, the location offers tastings, flights, wines by the glass, and bottle sales, with plans for special events and community programming in the year ahead.
From Angel Tree wish lists to doorstep deliveries by the Santa Sheriff, the region rallied to ensure no child or family was forgotten this holiday season. With CRCF’s support and a network of volunteers, churches, and local organizations, the community turned compassion into action for those who needed it most.
Family honors loved one’s legacy through donations, gift baskets, and continued support for hospice patients and staff
From Stone Tower sunsets to quiet beaver ponds and creekside paths, Allegany State Park invites the community to explore winter’s beauty one trail at a time.
A sweet collaboration turns handcrafted donuts into meaningful community support for compassionate hospice care.