In one form or another, infant formula has been on the market in the United States since the late 1800s, and it’s been readily available for generations of families that have come to rely on it. But like so many things in the last two pandemic-dominated years, formula has become harder to ...

A special anniversary for a superb event is being marked this weekend in the village. The Bach & Beyond Baroque Music Festival is celebrating its 25th year when it returns to the 1891 Fredonia Opera House Performing Arts Center from Friday to Sunday. Under Artistic Director Grant Cooper, ...

History was made in Fredonia last week. On Thursday night, Sgt. 1st Class Denise Puskar was sworn in to become the first woman to command the American Legion Post 59. Puskar has been serving as a member of the U.S. Army for 35 years, and continues her service as an Army recruiter in West ...

Despite all the help wanted signs in Chautauqua County business windows, the county’s work participation rate for temporary assistance programs is just a little more than half what it was 10 years ago. “There are a lot of jobs available, just not a lot of people that are willing to take ...

The change Chautauqua County has made to the way it bills towns and cities for worker’s compensation charges makes sense. Basing the charge more on the wages paid to a municipality’s workforce is more logical than using a municipality’s population, and it provides an incentive to local ...

To some Fredonia residents, newborn deer are downright cute. To others, they are a nuisance. Within the past two months, the issue of what to do with the village’s large herd of deer has been a hot topic at the Village Board meetings. Current trustees seem to be open to bow hunting of the ...