The Fenton History Center will host its 21st annual walking and horse-drawn carriage tours of Lake View Cemetery. The Lake View Cemetery allows the Fenton History Center to use the cemetery to tell local history through the tours. The tours are over the first two Saturdays of October, ...
The Chautauqua County Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault will host its 29th annual Walk Against Domestic Violence and 24th Unity Day Celebration on Friday, Oct. 2. Participants will line up at the Northwest Arena in downtown Jamestown before walking down Third Street to Jamestown City Hall. The annual event kicks off National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Following the walk, a ceremony and reception will take place at City Hall. "Every day, survivors navigate complex systems where accountability often feels distant. The Walk Against Domestic Violence ...
SHERMAN - For Colton Courtney, the opening of the Branding Iron of Sherman is the latest chapter in a career that has always been closely connected to agriculture, animals, and his hometown. The 2023 Sherman Central School graduate opened the retail meat store Aug. 1 at 121 W. Main St., ...
Three weeks ago, the VFTB presented a number of movie quotes that could maybe help in situations where we are trying to teach, inspire, invigorate, and/or take what the quotes are saying, see how the words are not just applied to the topic of the film they were in, but could motivate those we ...
It’s interesting to be writing about fall when I’m in the autumn of my own life. For many years now, fall has emphasized the quiet. The house feels big and empty. No hustling for the first day of school. No pencils to sharpen, no trips to the shoe store, no lunch sacks waiting on the ...
After a group of local radio stations were sold this spring, the building and properties that they operate out of were officially sold over the summer. The Post-Journal and OBSERVER have been analyzing real estate sales in Chautauqua County and recently looked at the transactions from July ...
