Kenneth R. Koehler, 82, Andover
Kenneth R. KOEHLER, 82, of Andover, NY, died Tuesday, November 11, 2025 in his home with his family by his side. Born August 1, 1943, in Nyack, he was the […]
Hornell Area Concern for Youth Celebrates 50 Years
HACFY work in local schools to prevent harm through outreach From City Hall, pictured are HACFY Board of Directors Member Victoria Nichols, HACFY Executive Director Susan Hooker, and Mayor John […]
New York Land Quest For Sale: Keuka Lake country, owner financing is an option
Discover your own slice of the Finger Lakes with this beautifully wooded 10-acre parcel located on Wessie Road in Pulteney NY Tucked away in a peaceful, rural setting, this level […]
The longest US federal government shutdown in history has ended, elected officials react
A 43-day shutdown leaves Americans wondering why and what is next ? By Andrew Harris Since October 1st the US government has been closed while the US Senate stood in […]
Alfred State to honors Billy Greene with “Let’s Save Some Lives” Initiative
Family, friends, and the Alfred State community gathered to honor the late Billy Greene From Alfred State College, The Alfred State College community gathered on Monday to honor Billy Greene, […]
Helen L. Orvis, 74, Wellsville
Helen L. ORVIS, nee Coats, of Wellsville, NY, passed away November 10, 2025. Born August 28, 1951, in Wellsville, she was the daughter of Floyd and Clara Mae Vancuren Coats […]
Far from “Common,” Allegany County native wins fitness championship
Natalie Common sweeps OCB Syracuse stage, read the INTERVIEW, see the GALLERY By Andrew Harris A great success story from an Allegany County native who just won three first place […]
Exploring the Western NY Wilds: The invasive common buckthorn
Don’t eat the berries!!! By Bob Confer This time of the year you might take notice of shrubs or small trees bearing dark-purple or black berries. Don’t eat them. The […]
“The Bikeman” plays Santa! Bike give-a-way planned for the holiday season in Hornell
Larry Pelkey is checking his list, email him before December 13th and put a great bike under the tree this year By Andrew Harris A wonderful idea, dedicated to the […]
O’Mara: “Remembering veterans, honoring freedom”
A weekly COLUMN by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It […]
Andover winner! Close to $400,000 won in Take 5 New York State Lottery
By JOHN ANDERSON It’s not the $10 million prize that was won in Wellsville or the $5 million scratch off, but a nice haul was made with a $371, 254 […]
OP-ED: According to the USDA, small farms reported median farm income of $-1,974
SNAP is important for struggling US farmers By Nat Martin, Centerville NY My wife and I are small farmers. Farming is hard: when everything goes well, prices are low; when […]
Langworthy: Our gratitude for the brave and selfless patriots who served our nation
Veterans Day Statement from Congressman Nick Langworthy Washington, DC—”This Veterans Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have worn our nation’s uniform — Americans who put […]
OP-ED: Veterans Day Reflection
Gratitude and understanding for all United States military veterans Sometimes, being a woman of a certain age—someone who could not be drafted for the Vietnam War—has made me view Veterans […]
A King for Congress
James King of Owego plans to challenge Congressman Langworthy in a 2026 Republican Primary election From Friends of James King, King4NY23.com When you first meet Jim, you have to ask […]