This year’s 47th annual holiday exhibit at the Fenton History Center, Celebrations of Winter, highlights the snow related clothing and winter activities of Jamestown’s past and present. Featured artifacts are fur outerwear, sleds, skates and skis from years past. The four-story Civil ...

By Gregory Bacon gbacon@ observertoday.com The building where a custom signs business is located has a new owner, although no changes in operation have been announced. The Post-Journal and OBSERVER have been analyzing real estate sales in Chautauqua County and recently looked at the ...

IRVING – A special ceremony is set to take place to honor a Chautauqua County firefighter that risked life and wellbeing to protect. The event will see a host of local leaders and figures coming together to celebrate such a brave individual, and watch the presentation of the American Legion ...

The South Ripley Solar Project is delayed by a number of factors, according to a letter sent by organizers to landowners. Ripley Town Supervisor Laurie Pless recently shared the letter at a town board meeting. The letter explains that tree clearing will not take place in January 2026, as was ...

Several state House Republicans are backing legislation that would require PennDOT to periodically verify the immigration status of legal immigrants holding Pennsylvania driver’s licenses and photo identification cards. Rep. Timothy O’Neal. Seven Republican House members - Jesse Topper, ...

New York City Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani and President Donald Trump certainly knew how to put on the charm last week in the nation’s capital. During a visit held at the Oval Office, both were stunningly able to find common ground despite publicly stating their grievances against each other in ...