New faces and those familiar in terms of celebrities made up some memorable moments in 2025. In addition, there were local outcries for assistance that led to awareness and action. SALUTE TO ‘FLUFFY’ Area residents had the opportunity to get up close and personal with famed comedian ...
Perhaps the third time is the charm. For the third time in three years, a new restaurant is being proposed at the Jamestown airport. A public hearing has been scheduled for Jan. 28 at 6:35 p.m. at the Chautauqua County Legislative Chambers in Mayville for Archies Airport Diner, LLC to rent ...
City Council President, Tony Dolce, R-Ward 2, took the time at the end of Monday’s voting session to reflect back on 2025 and his term for the city council, while also recognizing the four outgoing members who were in attendance for their final council meeting. Dolce began by thanking the ...
MAYVILLE — Recently, Chautauqua Lake Central School hosted its first ever Alumni Volleyball Tournament, welcoming volleyball alumni back to the court for a day of friendly competition, shared memories, and community connection. Varsity Volleyball coach Joanne Meadows came up with the idea a ...
There was no shortage of news that shocked Chautauqua County residents over the past year. As we begin our 25 for 25 series looking back at some of the year’s biggest headlines, sentencing in a decade-old murder case, the surprising suspension of Frewsburg Central School officials and an ...
As Arthur Pearson’s time as chief executive officer of the Roger Tory Peterson Institute comes to an end, Pearson is looking back on his time in the position fondly, while looking forward both to his retirement and the future of RTPI. “It’s really bittersweet,” Pearson said. “I’ve ...