Two more Cattaraugus County residents have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total to 71.
U.S. Rep. Tom Reed created a degree of separation with President Donald Trump Wednesday as the congressman said he didn’t agree with deploying U.S. military to quell violence erupting during protests over the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
The National Warplane Museum is sending two of its aircraft on a mission Saturday to salute area medical personnel and essential workers serving during the coronavirus pandemic.
OLEAN — Three area residents are facing charges after being arrested for drug possession in the city on May 25.
In modern society, we often focus on the wedge and negative stories while disregarding the impact this perspective has on us as a whole. Within the apparent themes of these stories, we’ve seen the media and our law enforcement officials cast in a negative role far too many times. They are of…
A fourth Cattaraugus County resident died of COVID-19 over the weekend.
Three additional positive COVID-19 test results of Cattaraugus County residents were reported Thursday, pushing the total to 66.
LITTLE VALLEY — Today is the deadline for Cattaraugus County department heads to submit draft plans for reopening their offices — many of which have been closed for more than two months out of coronavirus concerns.
LITTLE VALLEY — Cattaraugus County lawmakers voted unanimously Wednesday in opposition to Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s directive to test all nursing home employees for COVID- 19 twice a week.
LITTLE VALLEY — The Cattaraugus County Sheriff’s Office has issued a warning to pay special attention to a phone scam in the county.
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After steadily improving to back-to-back 10-win seasons, this was the year the Cattaraugus-Little Valley softball team built for with its strong senior class.
When Pennsylvania closed its schools for the rest of the academic year, thus canceling the remaining winter and upcoming spring sports contests, it left the Big 30 Basketball Senior Classic committee little choice.
If Mike Smith’s plan works out, senior baseball players from four area schools will still get a chance to play for their schools, albeit a bit later than they planned.
More than a month after ending a record-breaking high school basketball career, Randolph senior Tyler Hind continues to collect accolades.
