CLYMER — When people drive through the town of Clymer, they now can see a new historic marker placed on the wall alongside the parking lot at the center of town. The marker, detailing the 1872 rally where about 2,000 people gathered in support of Grant For President, was unveiled Sunday ...

Cummins Jamestown Engine Plant Easter Toy Committee recently held a toy drive at its facility, where employees donated toys and monetary contributions to help bring joy to young patients at AHN Westfield Hospital. As part of the effort, several boxes filled with toys and comfort items valued at ...

Community leaders, healthcare professionals, educators, and students gathered recently in Chautauqua County to address pressing dental health challenges and explore solutions. “Building for Our Future: Strengthening the Dental Health System” was held at the Southern Chautauqua Federal ...

SINCLAIRVILLE-Susan Washington Sipos was the guest speaker at the Valley Historical Society meeting held in the museum at the corner of Main Street and Lester Street. The topic was showing her collection of Cherokee baskets which she purchased on tours to Tennessee, North Carolina and Maine ...

The village of Falconer is proposing to use $1.75 million of its $4.5 million NY Forward grant on a major development on West Main Street. The first project listed in the village's application to the state is a partnership with Peak Development Partners to build two four-story buildings, at ...

Dunkirk Mayor Kate Wdowiasz offered a proclamation for Juneteenth. She stated that “Juneteenth marks June 19, 1865, the day when the last enslaved people in the United States learned of their freedom — more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation — and stands as a defining ...