Commendations at the Bath Police Department
Johnson, Harrington, Causer all play role in saving a life From the Bath Police Department, pictured Chief Lewis with Sergeant Johnson and Officer Harrington Letter of Commendation On June 1st, […]
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Local teacher and author Richard Leise set to release his second book, “Dry The Rain”
Bradford NY Central School English Teacher’s novel has local ties By Sonya Ellison, Local author Richard Leise is about to release his second book Dry The Rain, two years after his […]
OP-ED: Boycott corporations who pollute our streams and put workers at risk
Addressing Ischua Creek/Great Lakes Cheese disaster in the memory of Zach Allen By Elizabeth Allen-Matthew “A culture of noncompliance” is a phrase that has ping-ponged around my brain many times […]
News from Noyes: Welcome Kristen New, FNP-C and a big auxiliary donation!
From Noyes Health, pictured is Kristen New Please join us in welcoming Kristen New, FNP-C, to our team! Kristen will be supporting Noyes Primary Care and Pain Management at St. […]
Happy Friday from the heart of Steuben County
Fall colors, birds at the feeder, and the beautiful Canisteo River By Janie Ferguson, It is currently sixty degrees, and foggy this morning here in Cameron Mills, NY along the […]
Angelica NY Civil War weekend features living history, battle re-enactments
September 26-27-28: Live battle scenes Saturday and Sunday From Delectable Collectables on Main Street Angelica, The Angelica Civil War Re-enactment is scheduled for this coming weekend, September 26-28, 2025, in […]
Pollock: When the Buffalo Bills aren’t playing, it’s all NFL Red Zone
By CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist Full disclosure, other than the five Sundays when the Bills aren’t playing, the 13 others are my favorite days of the year. Those […]
A Golden Girl: Taking an extra step
Generational nicknames, tipping expectations, free advice A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross I am baffled by the names they have for different generations. So, I was pleased when I found a […]
Benefit for Rick “Moe” Moses set for Saturday September 27 in Addison NY
Six bands to perform, music starts at 1pm “Moe” is the man behind the popular Moe Town Concert Venue From Friends of Moe, Bryan Kane This Saturday for Rick ” Moe” Moses. […]
Silvopasture on a Shoestring: Full-day training session for farmers
Tuesday, October 7, 2025, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM hosted at Wild Geese Farm Franklinville, NY From Cornell Cooperative Extension, Join Joshua Greene, Director of Education at Trees For Graziers, Jonathan […]
Workforce reduction at Wellsville Ljungstrom facility as wind energy contracts are “completed”
Ljungstrom: We remain committed By Andrew Harris, photo from Ljungstrom.com Wellsville NY is no stranger the words “layoff,” and for many it brings back memories and some anxiety. Reports of […]
GALLERY: Hornell Lady Raiders best Wayland-Cohocton on the volleyball court
Three sets of action from “The Golden Lens” By Drew Golden, GoldenLens.com The Hornell Lady Red Raider girls varsity volleyball team travelled to Way-Co tonight and won in three sets. […]
Pro Action of Steuben and Yates Celebrates 60 Years of Creating Hope and Inspiring Possibilities
Local elected leaders issue proclamation From Pro-Action of Steuben and Yates Inc, September 14th, 2025, marked a significant milestone for Pro Action of Steuben and Yates, Inc. as it marked […]
From the Mayor’s Desk
Hornell City parks and people make this a great community A COLUMN by Mayor John Buckley, As summer turns to fall, I’ve been reflecting on all we’ve accomplished together over […]
James George “Jim” Gentile, 90, Hornell, NY / Fremont, NY
James George “Jim” Gentile – 90 – of State Route 21, Hornell (Town of Fremont) died early Tuesday morning (September 23, 2025) at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester following a […]