The inaugural DW Memorial Dice Run was held earlier this month in honor and memory of the event namesakes - Dennis Jones and Wayne Johnston. “We believe that they were looking down on us…”

An opening reception was held last Friday for the current Tri-County Arts Council exhibit, "Coloured Pots (Izinkamba kwamaKhaladi)” by Fileve Tlaloc, which is on display through September 24th.

Terrence Mark, a former English teacher at Franklinville Central School, and his wife, Judith Mark, recently established a new scholarship fund at CRCF to support students of the Franklinville Central School district.

Hello friends and happy birthday to all the Virgos! Often, this can be a time of year where after late nights, sleeping in, the partying that comes with summer, we get back to a routine and tend to our health better.

Ellicottville officials expressed the hope for continued Village revitalization and have notified the State of New York they will apply for the upcoming round of NY Forward and Restore NY funding initiatives.

The Great Valley Town Board and a committee updating the town's 17-year-old Comprehensive Plan may revise a proposed short-term rental ordinance, aimed at protecting the town's residential neighborhoods.

HoliMont’s WNYMBA Campout promises a truly unique adventure. Join in for a family-friendly weekend full of lift-service mountain biking, campfires, group rides, live music, food and beverage vendors and so much more.

IV Lounges, Medical Spas, what are they? A fad? Trendy in the city & finally making its way to the rural areas? Not everyone understands IV therapy, leaving some skeptics.

Are you looking to kick back with the gang at an outdoor patio? There’s plenty of time left for summer fun and plenty of patios right here in Ellicottville, NY that will keep you entertained and outside.

The 18th Annual Beer and Wine Festival returns to Holiday Valley on Saturday, November 12, 2022. Given the list of breweries, wineries and restaurants that typically take part, this event is one that should be on the “must-do” list.

Summer in our neck of the woods means a full season of outdoor adventure! There’s still plenty of events and outdoor activities to look forward to before we welcome the cold.

There are plenty of flavorful options to choose from in and around Ellicottville. We’ve rounded up a few of our favorite weekly restaurant specials to help you navigate those cravings you might have.

During the hot and humid days of summer, I have found that drinking water alone has not been able to quench my thirst.  So I started researching and discovered numerous articles about the benefits of adding sea salt to your water. 

If you love exploring the great outdoors, camping under the stars, walking around geological wonders, having a tree-top adventure, or learning about a different culture, then plan a trip to the Enchanted Mountains of WNY!

Where to eat? This is the question everyone asks themselves on a daily or weekly basis. This article is for those who want to “forage” through Google to find a new restaurant to try in nearby Pennsylvania.

The Cattaraugus County IDA is poised to review an application for a state sales tax abatement and payment-in-lieu-of-tax deal for an intensive container-gardening project at a leased rural Ellicottville location.

Village Board members discussed a recent successful groundbreaking ceremony and the possibilities for a pool or a splash pad on the site of the former ice rink.

The Gazebo Series will host its final performance of the season tonight, Thursday, August 4th featuring the Mark Mazur Quintet with vocalist Lisa Christy. 

The energy of Leo the Lion is one of bravery, courage, fierceness, and is a ‘yang’ energy.  We all have Leo in our personal chart, meaning it rules over one area of life.

Join us August 13th and 14th to get a taste for why people keep coming back to Ellicottville year after year for a foodie experience like no other.