Ellicottville, Steelbound distilleries produce hand sanitizer to combat COVID-19
By Deb Everts Two more Ellicottville businesses are trying to make a difference in the continuing battle against the COVID-19 pandemic. Both the
Descendant honors Ellicottville ancestor Johann Georg Braun
By Deb Everts As part of the town of Ellicottville’s 200th birthday celebration, Pioneer Certificate applicants have been given the opportunity to honor
Villaggio owner hits 12,000 donated meals with StockTheFreezer.com
By Deb Everts Nick Pitillo, owner of Italian restaurant Villaggio, recently announced more than 12,000 meals have been purchased for local food pantries,
ECS’s Sawicki reflects on journey to UPB with senior year cut short
By Sam Wilson Robert Sawicki Jr. learned how to deal with disappointment before his college baseball career began. Graduating from Ellicottville High School
Rotary Club of Ellicottville supports the community during COVID-19 pandemic
Responding to the COVID-19 crisis, the Rotary Club of Ellicottville has acted on several fronts to support the community. The Rotary Foundation for
Ellicottville’s 200th birthday party celebrated online
Photo by Deb Everts In observance of the town of Ellicottville’s 200th birthday, 33 participants from local businesses and Pioneer Certificate Applicant Program
Dina’s holds curbside dinner fundraiser for Ellicottville Food Pantry
By Deb Everts Thanks to the generous patrons of Dina’s restaurant, the Ellicottville Food Pantry has received a much-needed monetary boost. The restaurant
Town of Ellicottville’s 200th birthday celebration canceled due to COVID-19
By Deb Everts April 13 was to be a joyous celebration in observance of the Town of Ellicottville’s 200th birthday, but the party
Clair’s Country Store open for business in Great Valley
By Kellen M. Quigley For those traveling Route 219 just south of Ellicottville and looking for a quick snack, some unique collectibles or
People drawn to walking trails during coronavirus shutdown
By Rick Miller With widespread “sheltering” in homes due to COVID-19 concerns across Cattaraugus County, many have turned to walking, biking and running