The Renaissance Faire Market Returns to Alfred
Step back in time on August 24 at the Alfred Farmers Market From Kim Hannigan, Market Manager Hear ye, hear ye! The Alfred Farmers Market steps back in time this […]
James “Jim” C. Smith, 74, Hornell
James “Jim” C. Smith (Smitty), age 74, of Hornell, passed away on August 17, 2025 at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester. Born in Hornell on July 22, 1951, he was […]
New Allegany County small business: Meet Black Wolf Dispatching
Wellsville based transportation dispatch service is available nationwide for owner/operators and small fleet owners By Andrew Harris Truck driver Corey McAbier is ready to get off the road after driving […]
Hornell Democrats to meet Monday August 25, meet Frederic Voss candidate for city mayor
Meet at the Hornell Community Arts Center 7pm From the Hornell Democratic Committee, Date: Monday, August 25, 2025Time: 7:00–8:00 pmLocation: Hornell Community Arts Center, 58 Broadway Mall, Hornell, NY 14843 Focus: Frederic Voss, an independent […]
Great News!! Congressman Nick Langworthy Announces More Than $9.5 Million in FEMA Disaster Recovery Funding for Steuben County
Reaction from Steuben County Chairwoman: “Extremely Grateful” Pictured is the historic flood of August 2024 Steuben County, NY – Congressman Nick Langworthy today announced that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has […]
Richard J. Kemp, 87, Belmont
Richard J. Kemp, 87, of Belmont, died on Monday, August 18, 2025, in his home surrounded by his family. He was born June 18, 1938, in Belmont, the son of […]
OP-ED: The One Big Beautiful Bill Just Made a Mess for Nurses
An OPINION By Clayton Hulin, RN On July 4, while most Americans were watching fireworks, President Donald Trump signed something else explosive: the One Big Beautiful Bill Act—or as some folks […]
New York Launches Website to Track School Smartphone Restrictions Ahead of Fall Rollout
New York has launched ny.gov/phonefree, a website where parents can check their school’s plan for the statewide smartphone restrictions starting this fall. The new law bans student smartphone use during the school day, with exceptions for medical and educational needs, while allowing basic phones and school-issued devices.
Pollock: Even though it was pre-season, even the Bills’ performance against the Bears was ‘concerning’
By CHUCK POLLOCK, Wellsville Sun Senior Sports Columnist How bad was the Bills’ 38-0 preseason loss to the Bears Sunday night at Chicago’s Soldier Field? Well, all you need know […]
SCSO: Congratulations on your retirement Investigator Smith!!
Retirement Walkout of Investigator Marcus Smith From the Steuben County Sheriff’s Office, pictured is the bittersweet “walkout” ceremony Steuben County Sheriff Jim Allard reports the final walkout of Criminal Investigator […]
Alfred State welcomes new employees
New employees spent a day learning about all the services available at Alfred State. Forty new employees were announced during Dr. Steven Mauro’s opening address. From Alfred State, Alfred State […]
A look back at the Steuben County Fair 2025
GALLERY by Janie Ferguson if Cameron Mills I had a grand time at the Steuben County Fair this week with my daughter Anna & our four youngest grandchildren. We always […]
COLUMN: “Will this be a key turning point on NY’s energy future?”
NY State Senator Tom O’Mara’s weekly COLUMN, When Governor Kathy Hochul convened a two-day “Future Energy Economy Summit” in Syracuse last September, it raised hopes that New York State would […]
Steuben County Chairwoman Kelly Fitzpatrick says Allard v. Steuben County should be “left in the past”
WATCH: Fitzpatrick appeared on WYDC’s “Frankly Speaking” last week By Andrew Harris Last week the leader of the Steuben County Legislature sat down and discussed a range of updates on […]
Deborah K. Hunter, 77, Rushford Lake
Deborah K. HUNTER, 77, of Rushford Lake, died peacefully at home on Friday, August 15, 2025, surrounded by her family. She was born December 10, 1947, in Cuba, NY, the […]