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Reg Lenna To Screen ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ The Reg Lenna Center for the Arts will screen the cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show at 10 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30. The Rocky Horror Picture Show is rated R and is 108 minutes long. Patrons are encouraged to arrive early for costume contests, an "auction" centered on Rocky Horror first-time-viewers, and a demonstration of the "Time Warp" dance. This year, the showing will feature a full "Shadow Cast" of performers who will be acting out the movie in full costume. Keeping with the tradition of late night showings of the film, the ...

Larson proposes educating students on e-bikes

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MAYVILLE – A county lawmaker wants to see high school students educated on the rules and regulations of electrical bikes and scooters. Legislator Fred Larson, D-Jamestown, has introduced a resolution titled “Requesting Law Enforcement Education Program on E-bikes and E-scooters in ...

Council discusses Mayor’s Office vehicle purchase

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The mayor’s office is looking to purchase the 2023 Chevrolet Trailblazer that is currently leased by the office, and a resolution approving this purchase was recently discussed during a City Council work session. The total amount for the vehicle purchase would be $18,971.05, with payment ...

Ripley hears cost issues with fuel, salt

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RIPLEY — The record high U.S fuel prices, including diesel, are not just impacting truckers, but municipalities as well, Town of Ripley council members learned at their meeting this month. Highway Superintendent Jason Jones told council members that the Town of Ripley used 53.49 gallons of gasoline and 1275.34 gallons of diesel fuel in the month of September. He added that the total cost for upcoming winter prep includes $26,709 for road salt and $7,700 for sand. Town Supervisor Laura K. Pless told the board that Ripley is being impacted by the price of diesel fuel, which is more ...

WMH Foundation annual campaign underway

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WESTFIELD - The Westfield Memorial Hospital Foundation has begun its 2026 Annual Campaign, according to Dr. Kathryn S. Bronstein, president of the WMH Foundation Board. “We’ve all seen first-hand that when neighbors come together - meaningful things happen,” Bronstein said. The ...