As of September, a starry stonewort technical assistance group is still waiting to be finalized. Randall Perry, executive director of the Chautauqua Lake Watershed and Management Alliance, told board members recently in response to a question from board member Andrew Goodell that the list ...
The Jamestown Harmony Express, a local acapella barbershop quartet singing group of men ranging from 18 years old to men in their 90s has been performing for 40 years, and in celebration the group will be performing their 40th annual Barbershop Show this Saturday night. The 40th Annual ...
Two youths face charges after allegedly stealing vehicles and firearms. Jamestown police report executing a search warrant at 2:15 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, at a north side home as part of an ongoing investigation into the thefts of firearms and motor vehicles in Jamestown. The department's ...
AgriAmerica Fruit Products LLC, a grape processing company based in Fredonia, is extending an opportunity to grape growers throughout the region who are seeking a market for their remaining 2026 grape crop. In response to the market uncertainty growers have been facing this season, AgriAmerica has established a special grape processing and marketing program designed to help growers bring their harvested fruit to market before the conclusion of the 2026 crush season. Following the decision earlier this season from a major grape processor to discontinue grower contracts and cease ...
The Der Kobblers Automobile Association recently presented a $2,000 donation to UPMC Chautauqua Diabetes Education from the proceeds from their 30th annual Labor Day car show at Midway State Park. Pictured from left are Robert Miles, Cindy Johnson, Sue Fox, Kerry Mihalko of UPMC, Tom Davis, ...
CLYMER — The Clymer Central School Board of Education recently heard a presentation from R.A. Mercer on an audit that the company just completed for the school. During the October Board of Education meeting, Chris Zera with R.A. Mercer presented the audit to the board. The audit was ...
