The Post-Journal is inviting readers, subscribers, and community members to join in a special celebration marking the newspaper’s 200th anniversary. To commemorate two centuries of serving the region with trusted local news, The Post-Journal will welcome visitors to its offices for an ...

Randolph Central School will operate under an austerity budget in the 2026-27 school year after voters defeated a revised school budget on Tuesday. A higher percentage of voters were in favor of the revised budget than was the case for the initial budget proposed for the May school budget ...

MAYVILLE – About three years ago, Erie Bank acquired a little over an acre of land near Lakeside Park where some condominiums were to be built. With nothing taking place there, Mayor Rick Syper said he wants to see if the village could buy the property. During the recent Mayville ...

A city resident having ongoing issues with what she says is a dangerous dog in her neighborhood has brought her concerns to the City Council. Laura Harden has been dealing with a dog in her neighborhood that has had a strict dangerous dog order signed by a judge against it. Harden said ...

CLYMER — When people drive through the town of Clymer, they now can see a new historic marker placed on the wall alongside the parking lot at the center of town. The marker, detailing the 1872 rally where about 2,000 people gathered in support of Grant For President, was unveiled Sunday ...

Both Assemblyman Andrew Molitor and state Sen. George Borrello opposed legislation creating a one-year moratorium on new data center construction in the state. As The Post-Journal and OBSERVER reported in early June, the state Legislature did what was expected and passed the moratorium, ...