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Pump the brakes on Bills’ defense for now
ORCHARD PARK — Let’s hold off scheduling a parade for the Buffalo Bills defense for now. Though the numbers are encouraging, it’s premature to suggest the unit having successfully fixed its issues agai...
Fredonia tops Springville to reach Class B2 final
FREDONIA — Two years ago, the Fredonia ‘Billies were Section VI champions. This year, they will play for that honor again, and their coach believes they deserve the crown as much as any team she has ever...
Portville, defending state champion, edges Chautauqua Lake
PORTVILLE — The Portville girls volleyball team has won every Section VI Class C volleyball championship since 2014 and the Panthers have claimed the last five New York State Public High School Athletic As...
Sherman board hears Superintendent’s Day feedback
SHERMAN – Sherman Central School District Superintendent Carrie Yohe shared the results of the recent Superintendents’ Days with Board of Education members at a recent meeting. Yohe and Board President T...
City Development Dept. to see budget bump
The city Development Department will receive additional city support after the expiration of American Rescue Plan Act funding that has supplemented the department’s budget in recent years. The Development...
Paddle boarders draw attention, raise funds at river
WARREN – What started as a spontaneous text message turned into a magical Halloween adventure on the Allegheny River. It all began when Jen Dilks sent Pamela Hahn a link to a story about the standup paddle...
Both sides not taking motel issues ‘lightly’
FREDONIA – Fredonia Mayor Michael Ferguson was advised last week to “say less” about the situation involving a Route 60 motel that used to house homeless people. He was not interested in following that...
Chautauqua Lake welcomes local fire departments for annual fire safety presentation
MAYVILLE — A lot has changed for members of the North Lake Fire Department in recent years. Teaching fire safety to Chautauqua Lake students isn’t one of them. Members of the merged department as well as...
Legality of banning tax breaks to data centers to be explored
MAYVILLE – Due to legal questions, county lawmakers tabled a proposal that would prohibit the Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency from providing tax breaks to future data centers. The Democrati...
Three domestic violence bills awaiting action
Flipping the calendar from October to November brings an end to Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and with it an opportunity for Gov. Kathy Hochul to sign five pieces of domestic violence-related legislatio...
Next NY Forward Grant committee meeting is Nov. 18
FALCONER – The projects up for inclusion in the final Falconer NY Forward grant plan continues to shift as the process continues. Since the three previous LPC meetings, Joshua Greene, a project planner wit...
West Main Mercantile owner described proposed project
FALCONER – The owner of the West Main Mercantile building is hoping Falconer’s NY Forward Grant will help make her building an even bigger centerpiece of the village’s business district. Members of the...
Polling locations open through 9 p.m. in region
There’s still time to cast your ballot. Polls are open across Chautauqua County and New York state until 9 p.m. According to the Chautauqua County Board of Elections website, a total of 11,135 people cast...
TPD arrests 16-year-old Pueblo High student accused of making terrorist threat on social media
TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) -- A high school student faces a criminal charge after police investigated a threat posted on social media.
Arrest made over threat against high school in Tucson
Tuson Police arrested a 16-year-old Pueblo High student for posting a threat on social media.
LIVE BLOG: Midterm Elections 2026
Election Day has arrived for residents across Alaska, and polls are open for voters to cast their ballots in several key races. This live blog is where Alaska’s News Source team will be posting breaking up...
Read more about SIDELINE SCENES ’26: Brownwood at Waco Connally
During the 2026 high school football season, BrownwoodNews.com will be posting an additional photo gallery each week spotlighting candid scenes from the sidelines – the Mighty Maroon Marching Band, BHS Che...
Camden Fairview ends Hot Springs’ playoff hopes with 49-14 win
If the Hot Springs Trojans hoped to keep alive their slim chances of reaching the postseason for the fifth time in six years, stopping Camden Fairview senior running back Demarion Robinson was key.
Cle Elum council OK’s clerk appointment
Prosek was appointed to the post by Mayor Matthew Lundh. The appointment was ratified by the Cle Elum City Council by a unanimous vote at its meeting Tuesday.
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball stepping down to become Baltimore City Community College interim president
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball will leave his post later this month to serve as interim president of Baltimore City Community College.
BmoreArt’s Picks: November 3-9
BmoreArt's Picks: Opening reception for Xin Ni at Goucher’s Bond Gallery, Globe Posters for the People opening reception at MICA, and more.
SMCM Men Blank Penn College, Reach 9th Straight Semifinal
Mazzola and Reyes scored and Jordon Eckman posted a second straight shutout as SMCM beat Penn College 2-0 to reach a ninth straight United East semifinal.
11/2 High School Volleyball
PADUCAH, Ky. -- Below is a list of reported high school volleyball postseason scores from Monday, November 2.