Rare Book of Irish Art and Poetry makes its way to Andover, NY
Estate sale find will be the topic of lecture on Celtic Art From Stephen Walker, Andover NY In the month of March the shamrockery of the Saint Patrick’s Day festivities […]
Alfred State hosts 34th annual Skills USA competition
Alfred State College hosted the 34th annual Skills USA Region I competition. Over 900 high school students and their advisors competed in 44 different competitions held on both the Alfred and […]
Ethel Strickarz Memorial Scholarship Opportunity for Steuben County seniors
March 31st application deadline The Arc of Steuben Foundation is proud to once again offer the 2023 Ethel Strickarz Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship is open to graduating seniors from a […]
Defending state champions Avoca/Prattsburgh move on after physical win over Mt. Morris, 75-56 (video highlights and photos)
Video and story By JOHN ANDERSON After winning a sectional title and having to turn around and play a qualifier to get to states, there is not a lot of […]
NY Landquest: Prime business location in Scio NY, motivated seller, SEE GALLERY
Turnkey potential on Route 19, just north of Wellsville Commercial Building with Ample Parking in Scio NY. Location Location Location! This property is located just off the busy State Route […]
Holly Conway named VP of Physician Practices and Quality at Noyes
DANSVILLE – UR Medicine Noyes Health is happy to announce Holly Conway has taken over the role of Vice President of Physician Practices and Quality. “After an extensive search, Holly was […]
South Division Street Bridge in Hornell is now closed for repair
The South Division Street bridge will be closed for repairs beginning today. We apologize for the inconvenience and will work to get this re-opened as soon as possible. Our residents’ […]
The wait is down to eight as Runnings prepares to open doors (photos of inside of store)
By JOHN ANDERSON On March 16, the doors of the former Kmart building on 121 Bolivar Road will open for retail business for the first time since 2018. The L.C. […]
Women are Smarter
Celebrating International Women’s Day By Andrew Harris “It ain’t me, it’s the people that say That the men are leading the women astrayBut I say that the women todayAre smarter […]
Deacon Bob McCormick will be the Grand Marshall for St. Pat’s Parade
Pictured from left are AOH President Mark Kelly, Mayor John Buckley, Deacon Bob McCormick, Charlie McCormick, and LAOH President Maggie Cregan. From Hornell City Hall, Mayor John Buckley named Deacon […]
Andover/Whitesville season finally comes to a close with loss to Keshequa in state qualifiers
Keshequa defense too much for Andover/Whitesville ladies, as season ends in Class D State Qualifier for back-to-back D2 champions in 46-32 defeat; campaign ends with 18-5 record overall By CHRIS […]
Hornell almost shocks the state against Waterloo, Section V champions season comes to an end
PENN YAN — The veteran Waterloo girls’ basketball team which has spent a majority of the past four years not just the #1 seed in Section V, but the #1 […]
“The Bikeman,” Larry Pelkey wants to give you a free bicycle on March 18
The Hornell Public Library hosts and Hornell Police Department delivers free helmets By Andrew Harris Spring is just around the corner and Larry Pelkey, now famously known as “The Bikeman,” […]
Devoe and Putnam answered a lot of questions for Avoca/Prattsburgh, now look to add another state title as the final answer
By JOHN ANDERSON and BILL COLLMER When the New York State Class D Player of the Year, Pacey Hopkins graduated, opponents looked at the Avoca/Prattsburgh roster and figured stopping Macoy […]
Troop E NYS Police Reports
March 2023 full of felony arrests by state Troopers A Nunda man was jailed on March 3rd for two felonies in the town of Hornellsville. Barney C May, 42, was […]