the salamanca press

SALAMANCA — Open business hours at The Salamanca Press on River Street are changing, in accordance with coronavirus safety guidelines issued by the de...

SALAMANCA — In accordance with the Phase 2 opening in Western New York, open business hours at The Salamanca Press on River Street are expanding. The ...

Bradford Publishing Co., owner of The Salamanca Press, has acquired the Ellicottville Times/Keystone Designers, Inc. and the Dunkirk/Fredonia Pennysav...

SALAMANCA — More than two months after city officials closed the sidewalk near the deteriorating Torge Building at the corner of Main and River street...

SALAMANCA — From the name of the publication to the location of its main office, The Salamanca Press has changed significantly in the last 150 years. ...

It would be overwhelming to count the changes in the pages of The Salamanca Press since its first edition in 1867. And, in the last 150 years, it’s th...

The following is a list of comments received from several former Press employees. Some comments were gathered when The Press published the city centen...

On a mild spring day about six years ago, I walked back to our office after a visit to the Salamanca Area Historical Society Museum and began to diges...

Salamanca has been home my entire life. I’ve always lived in the same house on the same street. When I went to college, part of choosing St. Bonaventu...

March 19, 2007, was a great day for me. Not only was it my birthday, but it was also the day I was hired to work at The Salamanca Press. Laura Howard ...

SALAMANCA — Along with changes to the way people obtain their news, the way the newspaper is printed has changed dramatically in the last 150 years, i...

SALAMANCA — Under several different names, The Salamanca Press has covered the city’s fires throughout the past 150 years. From the first major fires ...

SALAMANCA — What is arguably the most significant event in Salamanca’s history is also one of the biggest stories The Salamanca Press covered in its 1...