Karen Lippowiths, a documentary photographer out of Detroit, has been on a mission to share with the world an exhibit documenting the truth behind housing insecurity and homelessness crises across the Appalachian Region. Her first…
The swell of local rhetoric about Flock Safety cameras continues, with a company distancing itself and the Chautauqua County District…
An arbitrator has ruled in favor of the city’s firefighters over out-of-classification work assignments rather than full-time promotions into management…
Jerry Sandusky has withdrawn the portion of his pending post-conviction petition based on the recantation of a man identified at…
Due to the Labor Day holiday, there will be no print edition on Monday. For news updates, visit post-journal.com during…
The Chautauqua Lakers, defending champions in softball for the Special Olympics, along with the Chautauqua County Special Olympics golf team,…
Several area officials recently joined the Stateline Speedway community to celebrate seven decades of…
RANDOLPH – Despite controlling most of the first half, Randolph only led Chautauqua Lake/Westfield/Brocton…
LAKEWOOD — Behind three birdies, Tim Sandberg shot a 35 to lead the Youngsville Senior Golf…
When Miranda Wilcox was 15, the proverbial lightbulb went off in her head. That’s…
As this year's Labor Day observance approaches, America's workers, traditionally part of the "cement" that holds this country together, are concerned increasingly about what effects robots and Artificial Intelligence will have on their work lives - and lives in general - going forward. And, that worry is destined to continue, although "people in the…
