HGTV and Houzz.com award-winning interior designer Ginger Curtis, right, is shown with Kristine Gasbarre, of DuBois, who organized the event in partnership with Penn Highlands Healthcare.
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Following Ginger Curtis’s keynote, Penn Highlands Healthcare presented a panel discussion between the designer and several Penn Highlands physicians whose practices focus on women’s health. Appearing on the panel with Curtis, second from left, were: Dr. Kelly Snyder, OB/GYN at Penn Highlands…
NEWARK — He was an FBI agent investigating Ku Klux Klan activities in Mississippi. He later became a district attorney and a judge, known in legal circles for superior skills and a sometimes-sharp personality.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. John Katko, R-24 of Camillus, is expressing concern with the Trump administration’s new requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
TYRE — The Seneca County Chamber of Commerce honored a business and three individuals at its annual dinner meeting Thursday.
SENECA FALLS — It was 18 degrees and snowing. The combination of the two kept attendance at Saturday's fourth annual Women March of Seneca Falls in Solidarity lower than anticipated.
ELLICOTTVILLE — Junior students in the Criminal Justice class at Ellicottville Career and Technical Education (CTE) Center recently completed a unit in Field Sobriety Training in preparation for a career in law enforcement.
You almost couldn't see the snow plow through snow still coming down: this man was clearing sidewalks in front of the Audubon County Courthouse.
You almost couldn't see the snow plow through snow still coming down: this man was clearing sidewalks in front of the Audubon County Courthouse.
This courthouse worker was trying to clear the sidewalk in front of the Audubon County Courthouse around 9 a.m. on Friday, with heavy snow still coming down.
More than 2 inches of snow had fallen in Audubon by 9 a.m. and while plows had been out, most sidewalks and side streets were still snow covered and slippery late morning. The area was in a winter weather advisory while counties to the north were in a blizzard warning that ran through Saturday.
This time the weather forecaster was right about heavy snowfall on Friday. Snow was coming down starting before 6 a.m. and sidewalks, side streets and Highway 71 were covered in it, and snow was still coming down late morning. A few hardy souls were out trying to clear their sidewalks and pl…
Following Ginger Curtis’s keynote, Penn Highlands Healthcare presented a panel discussion between the designer and several Penn Highlands physicians whose practices focus on women’s health. Appearing on the panel with Curtis, second from left, were: Dr. Kelly Snyder, OB/GYN at Penn Highlands…
HGTV and Houzz.com award-winning interior designer Ginger Curtis, right, is shown with Kristine Gasbarre, of DuBois, who organized the event in partnership with Penn Highlands Healthcare.
Following Ginger Curtis’s keynote, Penn Highlands Healthcare presented a panel discussion between the designer and several Penn Highlands physicians whose practices focus on women’s health. Appearing on the panel, from left, were: Dr. Kelly Snyder, OB/GYN at Penn Highlands Life's Journey; Dr…
Approximately 100 people attended "Well Designed: A Conversation To Inspire Your Sense of Wellness & Home For a New Decate," which was held in the NorthCenetral PA Launchbox located in the lobby of the historic Deposit Bank building on Saturday.
HGTV and Houzz.com award-winning interior designer Ginger Curtis, at podium, was the keynote speaker at Saturday's "Well Designed: A Conversation To Inspire Your Sense of Wellness & Home For a New Decate," which was held in the NorthCenetral PA Launchbox located in the lobby of the histo…
Lunch at Saturday's "Well Designed" event at the Penn State LaunchBox was catered by the Soul Platter Cafe and included a choice between three “Buddha”-style bowls and a sesame, date, and fig cheesecake for dessert.
It’s wonderful to be able to report more good news for the cats and dogs at the SPCA — and it’s all because of the kindness of animal lovers that this good news continues to unfold.
WELLSVILLE — Doug Depew has pretty much seen it all in his 45 years of employment at Giant Food Mart, from several power outages before the store had a generator to the water main break that flooded the store in January 2014.
ULYSSES, Pa. — Here’s one winter experience that’s hard to beat: Eating a pile of warm pancakes smothered in butter and topped with locally made maple syrup.
OLEAN — Another city brownfield cleanup has been declared complete by the state.
A change in Cattaraugus County’s Solid Waste Law that took effect Jan. 1 places some limits on large loads of yard waste.
RIDGWAY — Stephanie Hetrick, RN, has been presented with the annual Elizabeth “Sis” Simons Memorial Award by the board of the Dickinson Center Inc.
Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series on oil well drilling in the Allegany area. The second installment will be published next week in the Era.
Roxanne Benjamin remembers riding her bicycle from her West Washington Street home to Archer’s on Main Street to buy comic books in the 80s and 90s.
Director Rick Frederick is looking for a few good performers and some dazzling backstage crew members for “The 39 Steps,” Bradford Little Theatre’s April offering.
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(Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series on oil well drilling in the Allegany area. The second installment will be published next week in the Times Herald.)
RENSSELAER — A.S.G. Staffing Inc. is bringing its services to Indiana.
SALAMANCA — A well-known face at CCSE Federal Credit Union in Salamanca and a former Ward 1 council representative in the city, Laurie Hunt is now the new legislator for District 5 in the Cattaraugus County Legislature.
SALAMANCA — Investigators testified Friday that they believe two men killed a Salamanca man Sunday after the victim allegedly directed a racial slur at one of the defendants, leading to the deadly altercation.
INDEPENDENCE – Buchanan County Health Center (BCHC) will sponsor a free educational seminar in the Community Room of the Independence Library on Monday, February 3, featuring Benjamin Torrez, DO, MPH, an orthopedic surgeon with Cedar Valley Medical Specialists. Dr. Torrez’s topic is about li…
Following his presentation, Carson King took a few moments to meet and greet Starmont students. He is holding the sign they made saying “If Carson King can do it, we can do it with pop tabs.” The students collected one million tabs, prompting a visit from King.
ARLINGTON — Carson King visited Starmont School on Monday and delivered a message about kindness.
Two members of the Independence Garden Club are shown with some of the living centerpieces made at the December meeting.
Buchanan County Cattlemen are seeking contestants to run for Buchanan County Beef Princess. The competition is open to unmarried females who are 16 to 18 years old.
INDEPENDENCE – The Independence Garden Club met on December 10, 2019, at Prairie Hills for a delicious lunch.
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INDEPENDENCE – Knowing how to market and brand your business is essential to its success and growth. Buchanan County Economic Development Commission (BCEDC) is offering a class to help ensure your business’s marketing and branding are on the mark!
Buchanan County Health Center (BCHC) Family Medicine – Jesup officially opened for business on Monday, January 13. A ribbon cutting was held on Thursday, January 16, to note the opening. The large crowd included BCHC representatives, community members, and others. See page 13 for additional photos.
DES MOINES – Outdoor enthusiasts lauded Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds’ State of the State speech Tuesday after she called on the Legislature to support her forthcoming Invest in Iowa Act.
The late Edward W. Jesse Jr., who donated the land upon which the new clinic stands, was represented by four nephews and a niece-in-law. From left are Darrell Jesse of Independence and Dean Fehl, Reneé and Brad Jesse, and Barry Jesse, all of La Porte City.
An exam room at the new BCHC Family Medicine – Jesup facility.
From left are McAllister, Parker, and Jen Sweeney (with dog Macy), Alexa “Lex” González, and Alejandra “Ale” Nozal in the Sweeney home on Thursday, January 16.
