GERRY — Melissa Anderson has been named the Heritage Ministries corporate director of communications. Anderson, a native of Kennedy, is a graduate of Jamestown Business College, and most recently served as the marketing manager for the organization, beginning her career with Heritage in ...
After the successful 25th anniversary and well attended Red White & Blues Festival in Fredonia this September, a winner of the “Best Cocktail in Fredonia” award has been selected. The winner, EBC West, located at 34 W. Main St. in Fredonia, was presented with a trophy and special prize by ...
By DANIEL J. HEITZENRATER President and CEO of the Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce Shortly after I came to the Chamber of Commerce in July, I wrote an article for a publication that was devoted to the work of the chamber over the past year and the award recipients we recently recognized. That article was titled “E Pluribus Unum,” our national motto which means “Out of many, one.” This motto fits the chamber at a membership level, but also organizationally given the history of numerous smaller chambers across Chautauqua County coming together into one. To this day ...
For the fourth consecutive year, Community Bank N.A. celebrated National Good Neighbor Day on Sept. 28 by showing support for its community with donations to local nonprofits. In total, Community Bank donated $53,750 to local nonprofits across its four-state footprint in New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont and Massachusetts. Locally, eight branches in Chautauqua County contributed $250 to local nonprofits of their choice, including: ¯ Clymer donated to 5&2 Ministry to help purchase food and supplies for children. ¯ Falconer donated to Kallie’s Krusade to help bring financial relief ...
MAYVILLE — Mayberry Jungle, Mayville’s new flower shop, opened for business this week. For Mayberry Jungle’s owner, Ariel Cartwright, opening a flower shop has been a lifelong dream. “I’ve been in love with plants and flowers since I could walk,” Cartwright said. “Also, there ...
Slab City Organics, owned and operated by Greg Rater of Sherman, was recently reregistered and certified as a recognized composting facility. Due to an effort supported by Ward, with the direction from Dave Spann of Chautauqua County Soil and Water, and Rob Halbohm, formerly of Chautauqua ...
