Hornell welcomes four brand new vehicles
Rob Guy, Donald Mosher, Andy Doran, and David McMichael stand with the new trucks From the City of Hornell, The City of Hornell Department of Public works is excited to […]
Memorial Day schedule in the Maple City
Public service announcements for the May 29 national holiday From the City of Hornell City Hall returns to summer hours beginning Tuesday, May 30, 2023. City Hall will be open […]
Photos and story: A look at a great season of softball for Alfred-Almond, Avoca-Prattsburgh
PHOTOS BY STEVE HARRISON It was a tough draw for No. 5 Alfred-Almond, taking on Notre Dame of Batavia in the Class D sectionals. The Notre Dame boys were pushed […]
Undefeated season for Dansville JV’s: The future is bright for Mustangs baseball
The 14-0 Dansville JV Mustangs. Front row, from left, #10 Brody Sick, #15 Trea Nickerson, #8 Brady Henchen, #12 Dawsyn Mistretta, #11 Jacob Kreiley, #3 Quinn Dixon, #19 Aiden VanAuken […]
The 9th Annual WildFlower Festival is this Saturday May 27th in Hornell
Free family fun! Kids activities, dozens of craft vendors, and DJ Truth all day! From the Hornell Partners for Growth In the Hornell area for Memorial Day Weekend? Don’t have […]
Hoyt’s pitching, Evingham’s hitting leads Hornell to big Section V softball playoff victory (story and Steve Harrison photos)
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Argenteri’s speed, Miller’s pitching leads Hornell over Batavia in a walk-off sectional win! Steve Harrison photo gallery
Story by JOHN ANDERSON, photos by STEVE HARRISON The Hornell Red Raiders did not get a great draw in the quarterfinals of the Section V Class B1 sectionals taking on […]
Andover Central School names Jennifer Joyce the new Superintendent of Schools
Joyce is an Andover resident and will be absorbing the district Business Official job By Andrew Harris Big news for the students, residents, parents, and taxpayers of Andover NY: In […]
Steuben County offers update on asylum seekers/migrant crisis
“Steuben County has not issued a declaration of state of emergency for some very important reasons” With multiple New York counties issuing states of emergency in anticipation of an asylum […]
Susan S. Lockwood, 68, North Hornell
Susan S. Lockwood (68) of Heather Heights, North Hornell, passed away at St. James Hospital, following a courageous 5 year battle with stage IV brain cancer, surrounded by her loving […]
VIDEO: West Union/Rexville wind turbine comes down in controlled demolition
Hundreds wait, and wait, to view the rare sight By Andrew Harris The word arrived today that the wind turbine which was destroyed in a few in late March was […]
DeLany still undefeated, Flaitz rules the 400, Argentari wins two races
From Hornell Track and Field Brennan DeLany, pictured in actio won all four of his events at the LCAA Track and Field Championships to conclude his undefeated streak in league […]
What’s Your Weed? Ask a Master Gardener Day
Pull it, and bring to the Angelica Free Library on June 3 Warmer days, the perfect time of the year for gardening, plants growing big, and weeds are not the […]
Op-Ed: Electrosmog; impacts all forms of life
“…..a deep dive down the rabbit hole of the EMF pollution” by Frederick Sinclair Planet earth, nature and all living beings function utilizing electromagnetic fields (EMF) and with an interplay […]
The late Christina Kranz and family honored by Noyes Health with the “Daisy Award”
During her time as an OB nurse, then a midwife at the Family Birthing Center at Noyes Memorial Hospital, Christina Kranz was described by her coworkers as being compassionate, helpful, […]