Flight, Fun, and Frights: Halloween at the Glen H. Curtiss Museum
Penny Carlton / October 17, 2025 Soaring Through History: Fall Fun and Spooky Surprises at the Glen H. Curtiss Museum Nestled in the heart of Hammondsport, New York, the Glen H. […]
More SNAP drama: Federal funding for the entire program may run out on November 1
NYS Governor blames Washington Republicans, they blame Democrats for government shutdown By Andrew Harris For those who rely on federal help with food purchases using the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, […]
Great weather, peak fall colors for a wonderful weekend in Allegany County
The Ridgewalk, Allegany Artisans, SPCA Baskets, and more this weekend By Andrew Harris, pictured is Ridgewalk and Run 2024 From Angelica to Alma, Allegany County NY is the place to […]
Pair of community events on tap at Alfred State
CommUNITY Potluck on Oct. 24 and Community Trick & Treat Event is Oct. 30 The local community is encouraged to attend!! From Alfred State College, The Alfred State Center for […]
Celebrating the Artistry of Allegany County’s Agricultural Landscape during Allegany Artisans Studio Tour
Don’t miss the gorgeous farms, pastures, and big barns of Allegany County! From Tim Bigham, Regional County Manager, New York Farm Bureau; And Laura Hunsberger, Executive Director, Cornell Cooperative Extension […]
Harold C. Wilkins, 88, Hornell, New York
Harold C. Wilkins – 88 – of State Route 21 Hornell, passed away unexpectedly but peacefully in his sleep early Sunday morning (October 12, 2025) at his home. He was […]
Dr. Jessica Levin Martinez is the new leader of the Corning Museum of Glass
Just in time for the museums 75th Anniversary! From the CMOG, Picture by Devin Flores/Cornell University We’re excited to announce that Dr. Jessica Levin Martinez, Richard J. Schwartz Director of […]
When Guardians Listen: Signs of Renewal in New York’s Wild Places
In fairness, the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation has written many success stories A COLUMN By Clayton “Tiger” Hulin Not every story about the Department of Environmental Conservation needs to […]
Lady Raiders triumph on Senior Night! See the GALLERY
The Hornell Girls Soccer Team got a shutout win against LeRoy in front of a massive Senior Night Crowd. From Hornell High School Athletics, photos by JC’s Photography Highlights include: […]
Hornell Common Council Supports the Energy Choice Act
City lawmakers formally fight back against NYS ban on natural gas in new construction From the City of Hornell, pictured is NYS Assemblyman Phil Palmesano addressing the council The Hornell […]
Flavors of the Harvest at The Windmill
From Apple to Oven: The tastes that make the season From Penny Carlton, KeukaRoots.com There’s just something about autumn at The Windmill Farm & Craft Market that wraps around you […]
A Golden Girl: Celebrate Vespucci instead of Columbus
Perspective from a writer with Native American and Italian heritage A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross Monday was Indigenous Peoples Day and or Columbus Day. It doesn’t matter which to me. […]
We need Gene Burns today
Hornell native became a famous advocate for the First Amendment, watch his 1991 speech to Libertarians A COLUMN by Stephen Sprague, pictured is Burns from Alchetron.com What this country needs […]
Letter of Commendation for Bath Police Sergeant Cherenowsky and Officer Waite
Bath police manage scary situation involving an autistic young lady with great teamwork From the Bath NY Police Department, On June 13, 2025, Sergeant Cheresnowsky and Officer Waite were dispatched […]
In Our Hands…
Antennas, towers and wireless devices emitting harmful microwaves on school grounds A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair World Children’s Day in November 2023 saw the submission of The Declaration on the […]