Exploring the Western NY Wilds: The mourning cloak butterfly
By Bob Confer When you go out and about in the local forests to enjoy some much-needed warmer days this month and next, you might encounter a surprising sight — […]
Molly Dagon Andolina, 65, Arkport
Molly Dagon Andolina – 65 – of 24 Meadowbrook Rd., Arkport, died on Tuesday, March 15 following a long illness. Born in Hornell on June 8, 1956, she was the […]
Hornell’s Ron Kennell to compete in PBA 50 this weekend in Corning (story and video)
Steve Crandall gives pointers during practice at Maple City Bowl in Hornell. John Anderson photo. Story and video by JOHN ANDERSON This weekend, household bowling names like Norm Duke, Parker […]
Wiser’s Wramblings- From The Halls of Montezuma
By Chuck Wiser, I write the words to share what my eyes see and my heart feels It is no secret that my love for teaching is precipitated from my […]
Sexually harassing a child is not a crime
Sexually harassing a child is not a crime Opinion by Andrew Harris Sometimes you have to use the power of repetition to make a point. I hope that headline caused […]
NY State Police need help locating thieves
Troopers are looking for these suspects NYSP Canandaigua / MCAC is seeking information for any additional incidents related to suspects conducting a quick change scam and sleight of hand jewelry […]
Woodhull blaze burns shop, race car rescued
Story By: KENNY SHUPP JR PROMOTIONS AND CONSULTING LLC – WOODHULL, NY – Standout Woodhull Raceway competitor, Jeredd Dennis lost his race car shop to fire on Tuesday afternoon, March […]
Steuben’s Historic Courthouse recognizes Ukraine
Nearly 5,000 miles from the battlegrounds in Ukraine, the historic Steuben County Courthouse is now bathed in blue and yellow lights as a show of support and honor for the […]
Meet “Groot”
From the Hornell Area Humane Society Everyone Meet Groot, the dog of the day. Groot is a nine-month-old puppy who has so much love to give. He is up to […]
Governor Hochul Signs Package of Legislation to Address Workplace Harassment and Discrimination
Four new pieces of legislation will increase accountability and protect New Yorkers Governor Kathy Hochul today signed a package of legislation to address workplace harassment and discrimination. Legislation (S.812B/A.2035B) establishes a […]
Hornell City School District Board of Education Meeting Agenda
The board will meet on Wednesday March 16th at 5:15pm The HCSD board will address a range of issues this week, with a focus on service agreements with contractors and […]
New scholarship for volunteer firefighters who are graduating seniors in high school
By JOHN ANDERSON The Allegany County Fire Chief’s Association has looked for new ways to recruit and retain firefighters across Allegany County. The latest initiative is an annual scholarship that […]
Michael T. Baldwin Reports: Brush Burn Ban starts March 16
An important reminder from the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation From March 16 through May 14, New York’s annual statewide ban prohibiting brush burning is in effect. Since 2009, DEC […]
Did you feel that? Western New York earthquake
The quake occurred at 11:11am today Special report by C. “Swanny” Swanson GAINESVILLE — If you thought you felt a tremor this morning, you weren’t dreaming. A minor earthquake occurred […]
Academic All-Stars results
Tonight’s action in Academic All Stars saw its first tie of the season and many exciting matches In the LARGE SCHOOL DIVISION, Bath Haverling took on Hornell and won the match with a […]