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Summer soaring for Ripley programs

At their meeting this month, Ripley Central School Board of Education members heard reports about action plans for both ELA and math for the coming school year. Director of Curriculum and Pupil Services Michelle Waters said that while student reading levels and foundational letter sounds are ...

Zen City plays Music at the Point

This Wednesday’s live Music at the Point will feature Zen City from 6 to 8 p.m. at Point Gratiot. The event is sponsored by Southern Tier Environments for Living, Inc. (STEL) and Lawley Insurance. Upcoming performances include the following dates/bands: August 12 - The Freeze, August 19 ...

Chautauqua Lake Child Care Center celebrates 20 years

The Chautauqua Lake Child Care Center marked a significant milestone on Saturday as families, community leaders, educators, former staff, alumni, and supporters gathered to celebrate the Center's 20th Anniversary. The four-hour celebration honored two decades of providing exceptional early ...

Group seeks donations to help with hurricane recovery work

A local organization that went down south a few times to help communities recover from Hurricane Helene is heading back and is seeking donations. According to Kevin Weaver with Missions of Helping Hands, the organization is going back to Swannanoa Valley, North Carolina for the seventh time ...

JPD warns public of rash of Kia thefts

Jamestown police are warning those who own Kia vehicles to be aware of a rash of thefts of Kia vehicles across the city. In a Facebook post Friday, the department said they are investigating several thefts of Kia vehicles that have been stolen overnight while recommending owners take action to keep their vehicle safe. “Recently, we have had numerous Kia vehicles stolen during the overnight hours across the whole city,” the department said. “The suspects are breaking a window on the vehicle and tampering with the ignition to start and drive it. Patrol and detectives are ...

Swine winners announced at county fair

Chautauqua County 4-H youth were excited to be back at the fair. Squeals of excitement were heard from the hogs and youth, and a few of the spectators as they participated in Swine Market and Showmanship Classes on July 20. Tony Nye of Washington Court House, Ohio, judged the show. The Showmanship classes consisted of three divisions and 61 youth. Senior Showman, being the most experienced showman, starts the show to give younger youth an opportunity to pick up some last-minute pointers. Cayla Damcott was the First Place Senior Showman, Aubrey Adams was the Second Place Senior Showman. ...