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Last month, Cutco Corp. sold its limited-edition purple products to support the Alzheimer’s Association during Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month. Th...

Due to the expected blizzard conditions forecast for late Saturday and through Sunday, commercial travel bans were in place by both Pennsylvania and N...

Father Paul Seil, host of the TV cooking show “Our Daily Bread,” took his monthly production on the road to film a show at Camp Turner in Allegany Sta...

Welcome to the fall edition of Partners in Health and Wellness, highlighting the latest news from Thompson, including openings of a new observation un...

It’s unlikely, in the 47-year history of the Times Herald Football Edition, there’s been a more timely cover story. The concern about chronic traumati...

The first book I ever bought online was one I read in grade school titled David and the Phoenix. It was a hand-me-down from an older cousin. I can’t r...

It’s still the middle of April, but we’re already looking ahead to one of the more important special annual projects we work on here at the Times Hera...

We’re a day late with this, essentially because our regular Monday edition of “Turning Back the Clock” takes up so much space, but it’s worth noting t...

“We’ve arranged a civilization in which most crucial elements profoundly depend on science and technology.” — Carl Sagan, American astronomer, author ...

On this date 150 years ago, the Cattaraugus Republican —a newspaper devoted to the happenings of Cattaraugus County —was published in Ellicottville. T...

While they didn’t start dating until they were both in college, Brett and Krissy (Weiss) Wright have known each other almost their entire life. “We ha...

The race against the clock to find homes for seven dogs at the Newton County (Ind.) Animal Shelter is underway. Iroquois County Animal Rescue (ICARe),...