Some kids need you more than you know
“It’s up to us, as their educators and leaders, to give them the safe harbor” A COLUMN By Bob Confer I’ve been listening to the police scanner for well over […]
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50th Andover Lions Club Maple Festival April 5 & 6 at Andover Central School
Pancake breakfast starts at 7am on Saturday and Sunday!! From the Andover Lions Club, The Lions Club will present the 50th Andover Maple Festival this coming weekend at Andover Central School. […]
A Sweet New Chapter – Chris Lomax and Racalto’s
Great news from Hornell’s new culinary destination From Racalto’s, Follow them on Facebook There are moments in life that feel bigger than business—moments rooted in heart, in belief, in community. […]
Letter to the Editor: The Work of Belonging
We want to trust that our neighbors will show up for us, that we will show up for them An OPINION by The Rev. Roberto Che Espinoza, PhD, Alfred Community […]
Chinese Auction set for May 17 to benefit homeless Elm Valley man
Paul Glover’s home was condemned but a new mini home from Sandy’s Place has been delivered By Andrew Harris It has been several months since an Elm Valley man, lost […]
The Loneliness Epidemic: A Modern Plague in the Digital Age
Read three stories telling the story of how technology has changed our social lives By: Johanna Elattar, In an era seemingly connected by endless virtual threads, loneliness has emerged as […]
OP-ED: Scott Van Etten Is the Greatest Liability in Steuben County’s History
“Enough is enough” A OPINION from Joe Huang-Racalto, Hornell resident and businessman There are moments in public life when the veil drops—and the motives of those in power are laid […]
NYS Trooper K9 Dunn to retire after a storied career in law enforcement
Happy retirement, K9 Dunn! Thank you for your service! From the NYS Police, Today, March 28, 2025, New York State Trooper K9 Dunn will report for his final day on […]
Alfred University alumni discuss leadership roles with students at DC Purple City event
Wellsville native and Alfred University alumna Danielle Johnson-Kutch ’03, co-founder of Alfred University’s DC Purple City alumni group, addresses students From Alfred University, WASHINGTON, D.C. – More than 30 Alfred […]
A Golden Girl: Forever in Blue Jeans
“I just wonder if old Levi ever imagined their longevity and popularity” A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross I get amused when I see a white-haired woman wearing blue jeans at […]
April Showers bring… you into the Hornell Public Library!
Don’t miss Spring Recess at the Library – Monday April 14th – Saturday April 19th!! From HPL, The Hornell Public Library has a wide variety of programs for all ages […]
Jones Memorial’s $10 Million Dollar Turnaround
Strategic planning, perseverance, and leadership pay off for Wellsville’s hospital By Andrew Harris When this year’s Annual Report from Jones Memorial Hospital arrived in the mail I opened it and […]
Fayette C. “Fay” Domm, 88, Prattsburgh
Fayette C. “Fay” Domm – 88 – of Pinoak Lane, Prattsburgh, NY died Saturday morning (March 22, 2025) at Elderwood at Hornell Nursing Facility in North Hornell. Born in Canandaigua, […]
Online Auction underway for 135 Madison Street in Wellsville, see GALLERY
THIS AUCTION WILL RUN UNTIL WED. APRIL 2nd with a soft close starting at 6pm Over 450 items to bid on, visit the online auction We will be selling the […]
Schumer: Pete Hegseth should be fired
Senator Demands Trump Officials Be Investigated And Held Accountable For Reckless National Security Breach “DEMOCRATS WARNED THAT SOMETHING LIKE THIS COULD HAPPEN.” Washington, D.C. – Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) today spoke on the […]