Severe storms in Steuben County on July 15-16 drew great emergency response
911 dispatch operators took over three hundred calls on July 15 From Steuben County, photo provided BATH – The severe storms on July 15 and 16 were a busy period […]
This Weekend! Angelica Heritage Days Saturday & Sunday, August 3 & 4
Audio Walking Tour, Roque Tourney, Live Music, Market Vendors, Festival Food to highlight Angelica’s 55th Anniversary Heritage Days Festival See the full schedule of events! If you come to Heritage […]
Farmers, ranchers, property owners: Don’t miss this HUGE Equipment Sale
Country Crossroads in Andover and Addison announce August sales event From Country Crossroads, Follow them on Facebook! In case you missed it in the store – We are having a […]
Mark your calendars: The Naples Grape Fest is set for September 28-29
It’s never too soon to get excited for Grape Fest! From the Naples Brewing Company, Follow along for updates on how you can celebrate this community event with us, and […]
COLUMN: “Doubts continue to grow over New York’s climate mandates”
A weekly column by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, The drumbeats of doubt have continued to grow louder throughout the past few weeks as reality sets in over the ongoing, […]
Have you “Axed” yet?
Put Bull’s Eye Saloon & Axe Throwing in Hornell on your must-do list! By Tammy McQueen Kokot My job entails spending hours behind the wheel of a car five days […]
Buffalo Bills’ GM Beane: ‘This is a new team’
A column by CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist Last Wednesday afternoon, as the Bills opened training camp at St. John Fisher University, Buffalo general manager Brandon Beane conducted a […]
Read more about Dylan Moskal, all-star at Noyes Health
Congratulations to Noyes Health Employee of the Month for June! From Noyes Health, pictured is Moskal Each month we ask Noyes staff, patients, and visitors to nominate a stand-out employee […]
The Tai Chi Society presents “Chinese Culture Night” this Tuesday at the Fillmore Library
An evening of food and culture, FREE to the public!! From the Tai Chi Society of Western New York, Immerse yourself in one of the world’s oldest cultures this Tuesday […]
OP-ED: The Ripple Effect of Congestion Pricing
NYS Mass Transit Authority(MTA) decisions impact all of NYS By NY State Senator Jeremy Cooney, The MTA’s board recently confirmed Governor Hochul’s indefinite pause on congestion pricing—guaranteeing that much-needed capital […]
Dolores C. Flaitz, 92, Hornell
Dolores C. Flaitz – 92 – of 13 Hill St., Hornell, died Saturday afternoon (July 27, 2024) at the Seager Bates Home in Hornell, following a long illness. Born in […]
City of Hornell to Receive $1.5 Million in BridgeNY Funding
Mayor Buckley: “We appreciate the partnership” From the City of Hornell The City of Hornell was recently informed that it has been awarded $1.5 million in BridgeNY funding for the […]
Sarah G. Gates, 99, Arkport
Sarah G. Gates – (99) – of 9127 Strobel Road, Arkport, died early Sunday morning (July 28, 2024) at the Keuka Comfort Home Care Facility in Penn Yan, NY following […]
From a marriage proposal to incredible flights, it was a Balloon Rally to remember in Wellsville
Video above Wellsville of a Sunday morning flight, photos from the awards brunch By JOHN ANDERSON As an experienced crew member and part of a balloon team, Kevin Gentile of […]
Louise Ann “Weezy” Hartman-Brown, 81, Cohocton
Louise Ann “Weezy” HARTMAN-BROWN, 81, of Cohocton, NY, died Friday, July 26, 2024 in her son’s home. Born May 11, 1943, in Hornell, she was the daughter of Fred R. […]