Changing Albany-driven energy policies is the only way out
Utility costs are driving 1 in 3 New Yorkers into debt A Weekly COLUMN by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara “The lights are on but nobody’s home,” the old saying […]
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Lions wallop the Chargers at home
“An exciting player to watch,” Trenton Green goes 4-4 From Wellsville Central School Athletics, WELLSVILLE 14 CANISTEO-GREENWOOD 4 Wellsville improved to 5-2 with a 14-4 win over Canisteo-Greenwood on Saturday. […]
Exploring the Western NY Wilds: Spring peepers are a sound of spring
WATCH and LISTEN: Peepers peeping By Bob Confer, After the winter we had, it’s incredibly enjoyable to once again hear birds singing. Our avian friends that we too often take […]
Eileen Marie Alden, 66, Wellsville
Eileen Marie Alden, 66, passed away on Friday (April 17, 2026) at Jones Memorial Hospital in Wellsville following a lengthy illness. Eileen was born on July 1, 1959 in Buffalo […]
Allegany County Democrats: Serving Our Community with I-86 cleanup in Almond
April 20 effort starts at 930am, the public is invited to participate From ACDC, ALMOND, NY — Since 2021, the Allegany County Democratic Committee has cleaned up a section of […]
COLUMN: The World Runs on Energy, Whether We Like It or Not
War, oil, and history leads back to Cuba NY A OPINION By Clayton “Tiger” Hulin Americans keep saying something lately that I understand, but I’m not sure we’ve fully thought […]
Felony arson arrest that destroyed family home won’t bring back memories for the Lorshbaugh’s
Investigators tell the Wellsville Sun that chicken feathers burned on a porch during a random act by a disoriented Wellsville resident caused the blaze By JOHN ANDERSON Thad and Tonya […]
Capitol Hill: The Last Plantation
Reflections on the House of Representatives, “a bad re-creation of ancient caste systems” A COLUMN by Steve Sprague, photo from House.gov The U.S. House of Representatives likes to keep its […]
FEDS: Three child predators face justice for unspeakable crimes
Children as young as 7 years old are victimized online by dangerous criminals GRAND JURY INDICTS LOCKPORT MAN ON CHARGES OF ENTICEMENT OF A MINOR AND PRODUCTION AND POSSESSION OF […]
Borrello, O’Mara, Sempolinski will hold a April 23 Town Hall at Genesee Valley School
Elected state leaders will be in Allegany County to discuss key issues, meet constituents From the Office of NY State Assemblyman Joe Sempolinski, BELMONT – State Senators George Borrello (R,C […]
Spring Show at the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum is this weekend
April 18-19 from 9am-5pm 5660 US Route 6 West | Ulysses, PA Wild leek harvest planned, food and craft vendors on site From the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum, The Pennsylvania Lumber […]
Wellsville will celebrate “World Tai Chi Day” on Saturday April 25
Join the Tai Chi Society and others around the world at 10am From the Tai Chi Society, pictured in 2025 The Tai Chi Society of Western New York is hosting […]
Joan R. Ferris, 95, Angelica
Joan R. Ferris, 95, of Angelica, passed away on April 13, 2026 following a short illness. Born February 6, 1931 in Brockport, she was the daughter of Nellie Bowen Jackson […]
COLUMN: Romancing the Stone – a frequency now for future earth
The Big Bang is still happening….. A OPINION By Frederick Sinclair Romancing the Stone, not citing the 80’s romantic and action thriller movie, but metaphorically speaking herein, of establishing real […]
Wellsville baseball wins big over Addison, “10 run rule” applies
WELLSVILLE 12 ADDISON 2 From Wellsville CSD Athletics, Wellsville sophomore Paul Giovanniello picked up his first varsity win striking out four and giving up two hits as Wellsville improved to […]