Lady Raiders triumph on Senior Night! See the GALLERY
The Hornell Girls Soccer Team got a shutout win against LeRoy in front of a massive Senior Night Crowd. From Hornell High School Athletics, photos by JC’s Photography Highlights include: […]
Month: October 2025
Hornell Common Council Supports the Energy Choice Act
City lawmakers formally fight back against NYS ban on natural gas in new construction From the City of Hornell, pictured is NYS Assemblyman Phil Palmesano addressing the council The Hornell […]
Flavors of the Harvest at The Windmill
From Apple to Oven: The tastes that make the season From Penny Carlton, KeukaRoots.com There’s just something about autumn at The Windmill Farm & Craft Market that wraps around you […]
A Golden Girl: Celebrate Vespucci instead of Columbus
Perspective from a writer with Native American and Italian heritage A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross Monday was Indigenous Peoples Day and or Columbus Day. It doesn’t matter which to me. […]
We need Gene Burns today
Hornell native became a famous advocate for the First Amendment, watch his 1991 speech to Libertarians A COLUMN by Stephen Sprague, pictured is Burns from Alchetron.com What this country needs […]
Letter of Commendation for Bath Police Sergeant Cherenowsky and Officer Waite
Bath police manage scary situation involving an autistic young lady with great teamwork From the Bath NY Police Department, On June 13, 2025, Sergeant Cheresnowsky and Officer Waite were dispatched […]
In Our Hands…
Antennas, towers and wireless devices emitting harmful microwaves on school grounds A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair World Children’s Day in November 2023 saw the submission of The Declaration on the […]
Outstanding debut for Alfred State Logging Sports
The Alfred State logging sports team shows off their trophy for their solid performance at the Paul Smith’s Fall Meet From Alfred State College, The Alfred State logging sports team […]
Local Officials Share Halloween Safety Reminders for Trick-or-Treaters
As Halloween approaches, local police and community leaders are reminding families to stay safe while celebrating this spooky and festive holiday. With trick-or-treating, community events, and costume parties planned across the region, officials are emphasizing awareness, visibility, and preparedness to ensure a fun and incident-free night for all.
Steuben County Route 14 will be closed October 22 and 23
Temporary Road Closure – County Route 14, Town of Howard BATH, NY — Steuben County Public Works Commissioner Eric Rose has announced that County Route 14 (Campbell Creek–Bakers Gulch Road) […]
Pollock: Loss by the Buffalo Bills in Atlanta was plenty disturbing
By CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist For the first time since the 2023 season opener, the Bills are not alone atop the AFC East. Two years ago Buffalo lost […]
Democratic Candidates for Hornell City Common Council
Carbone seeks re-election, Cardamone, Bradley, Gadsden want your vote From the Hornell Democratic Committee, Four Democrats are running for city council seats this year: Currently, only one seat on the […]
Children’s book with local connection: “Stinky Feet Pie” by Verity LeFevre
Cameron Mills family is proud to announce new book now for sale By Janie Ferguson, Our daughter Verity has published her 1st children’s book. “Stinky Feet Pie.” Currently two ways […]
Alfred University has largest group of students in Summer Bridge, which eases transition to college
Sarah Cote, clinical assistant professor of English at Alfred University with students From Alfred University, First-year Alfred University students have a lot to unpack when they arrive on campus for […]
When Guardians Sleep: Over A Decade of DEC Failure in New York
For more than a decade, the NYS DEC has been eroding from within A COLUMN By Clayton “Tiger” Hulin, pictured is the recent Ischua Creek disaster The Creek Knew Before […]