Suzanne Roberts grew up in Ellicottville. Many of you know her adoringly as Suzie Mentley. For over 25 years, she has owned and operated Gado-Gado, which continues to be an integral part of her life.

Join us at the Ellicottville Memorial Library on Wednesday, February 22nd from 5:30 to 6:30 for a presentation by Fileve Tlaloc.

Coming up on Wednesday, February 15th at 6:00pm the library is offering an opportunity to meet a fantastic writer. Isaiah Rashad II will be hosting a book talk and author reading

Winter, snow, ice, skiing, fires, chill, sadness, cheer, excitement are a few words people use to describe this time of year. What is your spin on the winter months? Are you living your best life with the winter activities and energy?

Through my years as a personal trainer and group fitness instructor, I have noticed the one main ingredient that keeps people from reaching their fitness goals.

Chances are the person reading this has had a trip or two in an ambulance for one reason or another. (I, myself, once fell off a porch and cracked a couple ribs on the way down.)

It’s not that you need a special day of the year to show your loved one how much you love them, but Valentine’s Day gives us an opportunity to “think outside the box” when it comes to planning a little something extra special.

Showcasing Our Top Retail & Dining Picks for Valentine’s Day!

It’s beginning to look a lot like… WINTER! Now that we’re midway through ski season and it appears the snow is finally here to stay (fingers crossed), let’s turn it up a notch with another weekend of superior live music sounding throughout the entire village!

Combine the desire to help support cancer research at Roswell Park Cancer Institute with your love for skiing/snowboarding and the natural beauty of the HoliMont Ski Club from 9:00am-4:30pm on Thursday, February 16 at the inaugural Ski 4 A Cure event.

Rachele has established her own brand-new business, Sunshine Pilates by Rae. Rachele is a STOTT Pilates instructor who specializes in Neurological Pilates, Injury Rehab and Athletics. She is offering one-on-one sessions inside Core Performance Health & Fitness Studio.

Heading into the final week of the high school basketball regular season, both the boys and girls programs in Ellicottville continue to lead their respective leagues and look to nail down home playoff games with a strong finish to the 2022-’23 season. 

Fresh snow has finally hit our village and to say we’re happy about it is an understatement. As hard as it is to believe, we’re about halfway through our winter season, which means it’s time to start planning for our upcoming celebrations.

There is a perfect event coming up for you! E-ville Spirits, Liquors & Wines is hosting a private tasting event featuring a line-up of Ellicottville Distillery’s greatest hits on Saturday, February 4 starting at 6:00pm

The 2nd annual Powder to Prosecco Women 2 Women Clinic, hosted by Mud, Sweat ‘n Gears in conjunction with Blizzard/Tecnica is the perfect opportunity for women to learn about a global initiative to design high-quality women’s products and celebrate the camaraderie.

Holiday Valley is proud to announce the return of the Rail Rider Jamboree. Taking place on Saturday, March 18, 2023 this will be year two of the one-day music festival, which last year saw over 1,800 people attend the event.

As we continue to mold our publication into its best version, we are excited to announce that we are transforming yet again - from a biweekly newspaper to a weekly, starting NOW!

It’s a word I use often: Community. And a great example of community: Ellicottville. I love hearing about notable fundraising projects that bring people together.

Are you one of those people who mindlessly moves from exercise to exercise without any real regard for the muscles you are working? If so, this article is for you.

It’s amazing what you can find on the internet. In preparation for an article about a local knitting-whiz, I looked to see if there are any songs about knitting. I found a parody on John Denver’s “Inch by Inch, row by row…”