Regional Stories

A free community event in Olean will connect seniors and caregivers with essential health resources, educational sessions, and local service providers.

Volunteers will gather at Allegany State Park this May as part of a statewide initiative to clean, restore, and celebrate New York’s beloved parks and historic sites.

Golfers and supporters are invited to tee off for a meaningful cause as HomeCare & Hospice Foundation brings back its annual tournament benefiting compassionate care across four counties.

With a lifetime of generosity rooted in gratitude and hard work, Sandy and Connie Wolfinger are being recognized for their profound impact on communities across the region.

More than $7,300 in grants have been issued to regional schools, supporting hands-on STEM learning, field trips, and classroom enhancements.

Bargain hunters, mark your calendars for May 8–9 with even more deals to discover. Now a two-day event, residents can register their sales and be featured on an official guide, making it easier than ever for shoppers to explore treasures across the community.

The SPCA in Cattaraugus County is rallying community support with a fundraiser designed to raise essential operating funds. With easy ordering and pickup options, the effort offers a simple way for residents to give back while helping provide care and shelter for animals in need.

Recognized for her leadership and dedication to community collaboration, Christine Pecherzewski is honored for her lasting impact across the Greater Olean region.

A Derby-inspired evening of dinner, music, and spring style will bring the community together to support survivors and raise funds for vital Victim Services programs.

The New York Post sports columnist and St. Bonaventure graduate brings his latest book on the Steinbrenner-led Yankees dynasty to Olean for an evening of stories, insight, and fan discussion.

The new in-store and online rewards experience turns everyday grocery shopping into a chance to earn cash back, unlock prizes, and even win free groceries for a year.

From sugarhouse tours to maple tastings and family-friendly experiences, Maple Weekend offers a firsthand look at one of Western New York’s most beloved seasonal traditions.

Regional leaders will gather on August 20 at St. Bonaventure University for a full day of insight, connection, and practical strategies centered on workplace health and wellness.

A free, sensory-friendly celebration designed to create a welcoming space where children of all abilities can connect, play, and feel a true sense of belonging.

The long-running guided hiking series brings outdoor enthusiasts together to explore scenic sections of the Finger Lakes Trail in Western New York.

Former 4-H participant returns to inspire the next generation through youth programs, horse shows, and hands-on learning opportunities.

Springville Center for the Arts transforms downtown into a vibrant, walkable gallery with art, performances, and family-friendly activities.

Husband-and-wife duo opens thriving artisan consignment shop featuring local vendors, handmade goods, and specialty foods.

Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo invites nonprofit arts organizations to apply for funding supporting classical ballet, opera, and traditional arts.

Western New York company marks National Meatball Day with record-breaking donation while ramping up hiring to support major facility expansion.

Connecting Communities in Action highlights services, survivor support programs, and community initiatives during April’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Founded on a mission to advance women’s rights and leadership, the Zonta Club of Olean celebrates Rose Day by recognizing women making a difference across the community.

The Peg Bothner Gallery hosts a new wildlife portrait exhibition featuring endangered species and Renaissance-inspired animal paintings.

Cornell Cooperative Extension and Salamanca City Schools partner to offer six free beginner gardening sessions to help residents grow food on a budget.

$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.