Jamestown High School students and staff presented a check for $5,620.26 to the family of Jamie Schnars to conclude its annual Penny Wars fundraiser on Tuesday, Dec. 23. Accepting the presentation were Schnars’ sister Bonnie, a JHS behavior specialist, and Jamie’s children Oliver and ...

A former Ellery restaurant that was sold earlier this year has again changed hands. The Post-Journal and OBSERVER have been analyzing real estate sales in Chautauqua County and recently looked at the transactions from Oct. 20-24. During this time period, 5030 Rt. 430 Ellery was sold to ...

Jeffrey Owen, a current resident of South Korea and Jamestown native, has often reflected on some of the differences between things he has experienced in South Korea and America. With Jamestown in the midst of winter, one of the things Owen finds fascinating is the difference in the way South ...

The achievements of people with disabilities and those who support individuals with special needs were shared at The Resource Center’s 36th Ability Awareness Awards Celebration. The event took place at Chautauqua Harbor Hotel in Celoron. The celebration was an opportunity to recognize people ...

The Community Messiah Sing-Along Organizing Committee, in collaboration with St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, is set to host the annual Messiah Sing-Along once again. The event gives an opportunity to community members, and members of other churches throughout the area, to gather and ...

The City Council’s Public Works Committee has heard concerns from a member of the public regarding a few issues at a home on South Avenue. During a recent council work session, councilman Randy Daversa, R-At Large and chair of the Public Works Committee, reported that a constituent came to ...