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

Williamsville North’s girls indoor track and field team picked up a major achievement by winning the Large Schools title for ...

If the Bills couldn’t make it to the Super Bowl this year, a very big consolation prize is QB1 Josh Allen winning the NFL ...

In response to President Donald Trump’s numerous executive orders on immigration directing U.S. Immigration and Customs ...

Amherst’s wrestling team went into its ECIC II dual meet at Hamburg a little short-handed on Feb. 5 and lost, 52-17.

The ACEing Autism tennis clinic is a great way for young people with autism and other disabilities to connect, socialize, and ...

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

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 ...

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 ...

Kyle Chmiel, of East Amherst, was named to the dean’s list for the fall semester at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Allyse Efthemis, of Williamsville, and Ava Mamon, of East Amherst, were named to ...

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 ...

Williamsville South’s varsity boys swim team had a terrific showing at the Section VI Class B championships, with prelims held on Feb. 6 at City Honors and finals on Saturday at Sweet Home. The ...