AgoFeb. 22, 1900 Gov. Roosevelt visited Buffalo, with three speeches scheduled. T.M. Chapman of Tonawanda has sold his paper, The Herald, to the Daily News of North Tonawanda. Frank Warick of Rapids ...

Eighth graders at Transit Middle School are getting ready to compete in the 2025 Future City Competition, which is a ...

Jan. 26 • An Amherst police officer stopped a vehicle for vehicle and traffic violations. Investigation revealed the ...

Amherst Town Board meeting, residents presented their findings of Supervisor Kulpa’s plan to replace the town’s Eggertsville Youth and Community Center located at 4110 N. Bailey with a new facility at ...

In response to President Donald Trump’s numerous executive orders on immigration directing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to conduct raids across the country, including in schools, churches ...

FIEGL, Marion J. (Busch), 91, of Amherst, died Jan. 28, 2025. Wife of 67 years to the late Benedict “Dick” Fiegl; mother of Thomas, Kay Fiegl-Bock (Mitchell Bock) and the late Steven Fiegl; also ...

Black History Month is celebrated every February in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. The 2025 Black History Month theme is African Americans and Labor, focusing on the significant ...

Williamsville North’s girls indoor track and field team picked up a major achievement by winning the Large Schools title for the first time at Saturday’s Section VI Team Championships at Houghton ...

The Williamsville Village Board will create a Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee tasked with updating the village’s community plan for the first time since 2015. The community plan outlines a ...

Amherst’s wrestling team went into its ECIC II dual meet at Hamburg a little short-handed on Feb. 5 and lost, 52-17. Amherst’s only wins came from Max Urban, at 160 pounds, injury time; Mustafa Natiq, ...

The ACEing Autism tennis clinic is a great way for young people with autism and other disabilities to connect, socialize, and participate in a sport. The clinic, which consists of separate sessions ...

The Meeting house, 5658 Main St. Tickets cost $25 for general admission, $20 for BFFM members, and $10 for students. Maria Sebastian, a Buffalo-based singer/ songwriter, will open the show. <a href=" ...