SPRING CREEK - For nearly three decades, racing has been part of life for local driver Jason Black. What began in the 1990s with his father and uncle owning a race car has grown into a family tradition that now includes the next generation. The 44-year-old Spring Creek resident has been around ...
The Jamestown Local Development Corporation has unanimously approved modifications to the JLDC’s loan to Wicked Warren’s on Third Street. Board member Eric Hagglund, owner of 4 Below Haggy’s Bar and Grill, asked if the business has to prove that they are up to date with any payments to ...
The United Way has reached its 2025 Campaign goal. With a special event to celebrate the wrap-up of yet another successful year of fundraising, organizers of the campaign took the time to commemorate all of the county residents, businesses, and organizers that came together to make ...
A warehouse company, which has been renting space in the northern end of the county, is moving ahead to buy the building so it can upgrade it, which will create another two dozen jobs, following action by a county agency. At the Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency meeting this ...
During his first official board meeting as Board of Public Utilities general manager, Kristofor G. Sellstrom announced two leadership promotions within the organization. Cory Allen has been appointed to the position of BPU Deputy General Manager – Electric, filling the job vacated by ...
The Robert H. Jackson Center and the Reg Lenna Center for the Arts will present a special community screening of Nuremberg on Friday, Jan. 30, followed by a live talk-back with author Jack El-Hai, whose book, The Nazi and the Psychiatrist, inspired the film. Doors open at 5 p.m. and the film ...