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The Olean Times Herald’s offices at 239 Norton Drive are closed through Christmas weekend for a deep cleaning and employee safety after exposure of th...

OLEAN — Work to replace a gas regulator station in Olean is nearing completion. New York State Electric and Gas Corp. officials told the Times Herald ...

From blasting away in downtown Olean to the repercussions of Hiroshima around the globe, from dialing 911 to a hot time at Farm City Days, here’s a lo...

OLEAN — Closed schools and businesses. Bans on hand shaking. Unscrupulous residents hoping to make a quick buck. “Oh, it’s just the flu.” No, that’s n...

After several weeks of being closed to the public because of the coronavirus pandemic, the customer-service counter at the Olean Times Herald on Norto...

From the Overall Clubs to liberation thanks to a Soviet woman, from the first Earth Day to recognition for an area charity, here’s a look back on the ...

For the journalists at the Olean Times Herald, coverage of the coronavirus pandemic has been nonstop. The effects of the shutdown on virtually every a...

I first met Chris Henzel in the winter of 1973. The Times Herald had just hired me away from Bradford’s WESB radio to join the sports department while...

Even long before Don Haskins retired in May 2002 after 44 years as a printer with the Olean Times Herald, he was a true throwback. He traced his caree...

OLEAN — A misunderstanding among leaders at Trinity United Methodist Church resulted in an incorrect time provided for the Christmas Eve candlelight s...

I applaud the Olean Times Herald taking the unusual, but, in this case, necessary, step to report a controversial political story on Election Day. Ric...

As the news business continues to evolve regarding how readers receive stories and photos, both in print and digitally, the actual delivery of the new...

Letters to the editor regarding local or area political races must be submitted to the Times Herald newsroom by 3 p.m. Tuesday. Letters received after...

OLEAN — The Olean Times Herald’s business and editorial offices will be closed to the public at noon today for administration purposes and staff train...

For years, it seemed a sport buried in the past. But as turnouts continue to shrink for Big 30 football programs, those days in the 1960s aren’t so ou...

Twenty-five years, plus two days ago, Salamanca coach George Whitcher occupied the cover of the Times Herald’s annual football edition. Whitcher, who ...

In Saturday’s edition, we related how at least a couple of timber rattlesnakes had somewhat unsettled a Potter County community this past week. Forty ...

For nearly two years her story captivated the Southern Tier. Kim Pressler, the pride of Franklinville, became a household name when she won the Miss N...