MAYVILLE — Over the past year and a half, four new women-owned businesses have opened in Mayville, fulfilling much needed business gaps for consumers, not just in Mayville, but in the county as well. These businesses; Bene Esse, Quintessential, Mayberry Jungle and Handcrafted from the ...
President and CEO of the Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce There is no doubt that we are all tired of dealing with the Coronavirus pandemic. Unfortunately, the pandemic is not done with us. For businesses this continues to present significant challenges. Numerous businesses and organizations have been forced to temporarily close in the past couple of weeks due largely to staffing shortages as people have been out sick or caring for sick family members. Now schools are starting to feel the pain of staffing shortages as well, and that creates childcare issues for working ...
MAYVILLE — At the most recent USAging Annual Conference and Tradeshow, held virtually this summer, the membership association announced the appointment of its new president, Dr. Mary Ann Spanos, Director of the Chautauqua County Office for Aging Services, who was sworn in to serve a two-year ...
With the turn of a new year, we look ahead with optimism and opportunity. While the past nearly two years have been extremely challenging, we have persevered and hope the bulk of what is likely the most challenging time of our lives is behind us. With renewed optimism and wonder for what 2022 will bring, it is also a great time to set goals and challenges for the coming year. Many people set “New Year’s Resolutions” for areas of their life they wish to improve going forward. Businesses and organizations should consider doing the same. 2021 was a year of flexibility and ...
COLLINS — Big Lots, Inc., one of the largest neighborhood discount retailers in the U.S., announces the grand opening of its newest store in Collins on Jan. 1. The 32,823-square-foot store is located at 2221 Main St. and offers an array of amazing deals and surprising finds on everything ...
Magdalena “Margie” Dye, a 21-year veteran of the Western New York banking industry, has joined Cattaraugus County Bank as assistant vice president – business development and lending officer. In her new role, Dye will be responsible for residential loan origination as well as helping ...
