Nature, this week’s Chautauqua County Humane Society Pet of the Week, is an adult cat with a playful spirit and a mellow ...

A former restaurant that mainly served the summer crowd when it was in operation has been sold. The Post-Journal and OBSERVER have been analyzing real estate sales in Chautauqua County and recently ...

Bob Rogers of Jamestown has always gotten a great deal of relaxation and pleasure from wood carving. Now, he’s got a ribbon to show from his wood carving, too. The walking stick Rogers received an ...

The Chautauqua Lakers, a Special Olympics softball team, faced off against local law enforcement in an exciting match that ended in a tie. The game showcased the players’ skills and sportsmanship, ...

The Chautauqua County History Expo was held in Fellowship Hall of the Fluvanna Community Church and attended by many. The show ran out of programs in the first 28 minutes and more were printed for the ...

The state Department of Environmental Conservation, in coordination with the state Department of Health and Cattaraugus County officials, is investigating a potential organic waste discharge into ...

This weekend, I’m likely to have my last grilled Sahlen’s hotdog for the season—a treat reserved solely for summertime lest it stop becoming a treat. I don’t care what anyone from Syracuse or Utica or ...

There’s a place that exists beyond the stresses of the material world, where you can leave your worries behind and simply revel in the beauty of nature. I remember the first time we hiked the land ...

Beginning in 2001, I took three writing classes each summer at Chautauqua – for five years. I gradually learned my way around campus absorbing the babbling fountains, magnificent gardens, and snatches ...

The city of Jamestown, in partnership with Collaborative Children’s Solutions, will present the 44th annual Jamestown Labor ...

There was some action this week on the site of the new Brooks Memorial Hospital. Workers tore out the foundation of the old ...

Pricey prescriptions and nagging medical costs are swamping some insurers and employers now. Patients may start paying for it ...