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OLEAN — City and state officials have been formally notified that layoffs at the Siemens facility in North Olean will begin in three months. Common Co...

BELMONT — It could have been a scene from 30 years ago as people gathered on the lawn at the Allegany County Courthouse to protest governmental injust...

OLEAN — Richard Clark, cleaning line operator for Cutco Cutlery Corporation, will retire effective May 1. Clark joined Cutco on May 20, 2002 as a wood...

OLEAN — One of the signs that spring has finally arrived in the Twin Tier area is the opening of Rock City Park every year in May. On Monday, Cindy Sm...

The situation is not uncommon. A patient visits the doctor for something that is not life-threatening and ends up getting referred for an outpatient p...

WELLSVILLE — “What do you want to eat,” Wellsville’s newest entrepreneur is asking potential customers? Not only that, Brad Gena is also asking what c...

OLEAN — Two years after a successful start, the city spring craft show will return. The city of Olean Youth and Recreation Department will host the “S...

DETROIT (AP) — For President Joe Biden to reach his ambitious goal of slashing America’s greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030, huge reductions wou...

ALBANY (TNS) — Lawmakers and advocacy groups are calling for restrictions on how New York uses future opioid settlement funds after discovering that m...

The most enlightening thing ever written about Bernie Madoff, the prodigiously corrupt financier who died in prison last week, was a jailhouse intervi...

PORTVILLE — The building at 12 S. Main St. has housed many businesses, including a meat market, a longtime family pharmacy and, for almost 11 years, Y...

WEST HEMPSTEAD — An employee suspected of shooting three workers at an office inside a Long Island grocery store Tuesday, killing a manager, was arres...

NEW YORK — As marijuana legalization spreads across U.S. states, so does a debate over whether to set pot policy by potency. Under a law signed last m...

OLEAN — A hospital and a locally-based operator of furniture stores lead the area in federal loans authorized so far during the COVID-19 pandemic to k...

(TNS) WASHINGTON — In May, Phil Trowbridge, a farmer in Ghent, watched his first-ever virtual cattle auction with fear in the pit of his stomach. “I w...

OLEAN — The former Cornerstone Medical Loan Closet, which had provided equipment to area residents and agencies for a number of years at little or no ...

ALBANY (TNS) — A policy brief by the Rockefeller Institute of Government confirmed that “ghost guns” are a public safety issue and continue being reco...

President Joe Biden has consistently stressed the need to address the racial inequity that plagues America. Nowhere is this inequity more pronounced t...