Community Scam Alert – Protect Your Family
Scammers are using AMBER ALERT as cover for crime From the Steuben County Sheriff’s Office, We’ve received reports of a scam where a company is calling residents and asking for […]
Month: February 2026
Hornell Boy’s basketball season closed out by Mynderse in quarterfinals
GALLERY by Ella Green: Hornell – 58, Mynderse – 67 From Hornell High School Athletics, The #2 seed Hornell Red Raiders fell to #7 Mynderse Academy Blue Devils Saturday afternoon […]
Alfred Police arrest Grand Rapids Michigan woman for burglary and seven other charges
21 year old was arrested on February 27 and 28 for multiple felonies From Alfred Chief of Police Joshua VanSkiver February 27, 2026, the Alfred Police Department reported the arrest of […]
Statement from Congressman Nick Langworthy on Operation Epic Fury
The United States and Israel launched major offensive military operations against Iran today From the Office of Congressman Langworthy, February 28, 2026 “The Iranian regime is the world’s number one […]
St. Bonaventure partners with OpenAI to provide ChatGPT to students, faculty
“Our goal is not to chase trends. It is to lead thoughtfully” From St. Bonaventure University, St. Bonaventure University will provide ChatGPT Edu licenses to all undergraduate students and faculty […]
Noyes Birthing Center reopens in Dansville NY
Great news for women’s healthcare in Steuben County and surround area From Noyes Health, Noyes Health proudly marked the official reopening of the Noyes Birthing Center with a ribbon cutting […]
Design-Build team finishes third in Regional Competition
Pictured: Brianna Fagan, Ainsley Pirotta, Isabelle Warfield, Professor Bill Dean, Jackson Eigg, Kyle Battaglia, and Megan Pinzel From Alfred State College, An interdisciplinary team of Alfred State students recently placed […]
Report from NY energy agency explains dramatic rise in utility prices, read the full document
State Republican’s blast state climate law, CLCPA, as the main driver PALMESANO: State’s own report confirms Albany’s Costly Climate Agenda By Andrew Harris, photo from NYSERDA.ny.gov Nearly all New Yorker’s […]
Spring has wings! The first butterfly of the year
The unique Mourning Cloak survives winter in a torpor Exploring the Western NY Wilds By Bob Confer, Follow Exploring on Facebook When you go out and about in the local […]
Happy Friday! Wonderful Signs of Spring in Steuben County
Canisteo river thaw, colorful feathered friends, migration begins From Janie Ferguson, It is currently 19* and sunny here in Cameron Mills, NY at 7:40 am I begin this week with […]
William D. Slocum, 67, Wellsville
William D. “Bill” “Swampy” SLOCUM, 67, of Wellsville, NY, passed away Tuesday, February 24, 2026 in his home. Born April 19, 1958, in Wellsville, he was the son of Douglas […]
Palmesano: Last call for art submissions for 3rd Annual Donate Life contest
Submissions due February 28, Parents and teachers must submit From the Office of NYS Assemblyman Phil Palmesano Assemblyman Phil Palmesano (R,C-Corning) is reminding constituents about the 3rd Annual Student Art […]
Sheriff Allard talks trip to Washington DC on “Frankly Speaking”
Allard reports on DEA headquarters tour with Corning native and DEA Administrator Terry Cole, addresses ICE misinformation By Andrew Harris Big FOX host Frank Acomb hosted a regular conversation with […]
Tennessee v. Meta: Architecture, Awareness, and the Question of Consent
Before there were algorithms, there were invitations A COLUMN By Clayton “Tiger” Hulin Early social media arrived with college email addresses and profile songs. It felt temporary, playful, almost innocent. […]
City of Hornell: Rich Dunning retires after 47 years of service to the Maple City
McLaughlin Appointed WPCP Chief Operator; Scialpa Named Assistant Chief Operator Photo (from left): Water Pollution Control Plant operators Josh Scialpa, Rich Dunning and Robert McLaughlin. From City Hall, The Board […]