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Queen of Hearts club takes second annual trip

On a sunny, pleasant autumn day in September, Karen and John Ryder hosted the second annual old-fashioned wagon ride for the Queens of Hearts Card Club, spouses and friends. The ride started at their cozy cabin in the woods off of Route 83 in Fredonia. John is a member of the Chautauqua ...

School 4 celebrates top students

Recently, Dunkirk Primary School 4 announced its Students of the Month for September. They were presented with certificates for their accomplishments. Baylee was chosen as Overall Student of the Month for September and will be honored at a next Board of Education meeting.

Strong showing for Fredonia Fire Department open house

Members of the Fredonia Fire Department and law enforcement pose for a photo Saturday before holding an open house for the residents. In a Facebook post, the department thanked "everyone who came and enjoyed the activities, demonstrations and old fashioned fun. Special thanks to the committee ...

Village ‘surprised’ at swift hospital progress

Fredonia’s top building and zoning officer offered a brief update about the Brooks-TLC hospital construction project this week. Charles LaBarbera said inground plumbing, footers and foundations are constructed at the Main Street site. “They’re setting steel now, they’re moving along ...

Fredonia resident honored on 100th birthday

Never has a birthday meant more to Bina Todd than the one she celebrated on Friday. She was not only surrounded by dozens of her friends and her family. She also wore a tiara and a sash to highlight the significance of this birthday most of all. Bina Todd turned 100 years old on Friday. ...

County may again use hotels shut down for homeless

Two hotels in the county that had unhoused residents pulled from their facilities due to poor conditions may once again house homeless people, but only if the living facilities improve. In September, the Chautauqua County Legislature’s Human Services Committee met with Diane Anderson and ...