The CHQ Professionals Group, in partnership with the Dunkirk-Fredonia Rotary Club, will host its annual Jingle at the Rocks event on Thursday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The holiday-themed gathering will bring together professionals from across Chautauqua County for an evening of networking, ...
Adjusted operating margins have improved at SKF even before the company sees any effect from the layoff of 1,700 workers across its global footprint. SKF officials recently released the company’s third quarter financial results. Organic sales increased by 2% year-over-year, mainly driven by favourable comparable figures, while market conditions in the third quarter remained similar as in the previous quarter. Net sales decreased from $23,692,000 kroner in the third quarter of 2024 to $22,482,000 kroner in the third quarter of 2025 while net sales year-to-date decreased from ...
It’s been a tough year for Cummins Inc., as previously forecast slowdowns in demand have proven to be true for much of 2025. What does 2026 look like? It’s too soon to tell. Mark Smith, Cummins chief financial officers, said during a recent conference call with investor analysts that the fourth quarter isn’t expected to be any better. Engine shipments to on-highway markets are expected to decrease 15% in the fourth quarter compared to third-quarter levels. “At the risk of sounding cautiously optimistic, I hope that demand in North American on-highway markets is close to ...
The CHQ Chamber has recently moved its office in Dunkirk into the SUNY Fredonia Center for Innovation & Economic Development (CIED) at 214 Central Avenue. The Chamber office will be in Suite 139. “We are very pleased to be located in this great space in downtown Dunkirk,” noted CHQ ...
4-H may be best known for the animals at the Chautauqua County Fair, but there are a lot of other programs too. One of the most accessible programs for kids who cannot have chickens, goats or cows in their yard is the dog program. Many people have dogs, but one of the biggest problems can be ...
By JO WARD editorial@observertoday.com A beautiful night greeted the attendees of the Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce business awards banquet Thursday. In a packed room, people bounced around, congratulating all of the businesses and milestone recognitions. The first honoree was ...
