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PERRY – The Perry Chalk Art Festival will return for its 14th summer, but with a new event date and some significant modifications. Read More
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BATAVIA – A ribbon cutting on July 15 will celebrate the opening of Ellicott Trail, a 4.6-mile multi-use trail that was built by the Town and City of Batavia. Read More
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LE ROY — At the corner of East Main and Church streets, across from Wolcott Street School, flowers stand guard near a post and a cardboard, handwritten sign that proclaims a truth which every village resident in Le Roy knows.
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BATAVIA — A city man with a history of arrests now has the distinction of facing what could be the most charges ever filed against a person in Genesee County.
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Public school superintendents expect to hear guidance from New York state by next week on plans to reopen schools to in-classroom learning in the fall.
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Several area school districts will continue to offer free meals for students age 18 and younger during the summer.
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BATAVIA — A Batavia company has a total of about $105,520 in financial incentives from the Genesee County Economic Development Center (GCEDC) as it plans to renovate the YWCA building to expand a pediatric practice.
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ALBION — A social media announcement Monday morning has caused a stir in the Albion community.
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NEW YORK — School districts must come up with a plan to safely resume in-person classroom instruction in case New York officials decide to reopen schools and universities amid the COVID-19 pandemic this fall, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said Monday.
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NEW YORK — Staff and visitors brought COVID-19 into New York nursing homes, health officials said Monday, citing a report following an investigation into controversy surrounding coronavirus fatalities in adult-care facilities statewide.
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BATAVIA — The Genesee County Sheriff’s Office said recently that it responded twice to Walmart, 4133 Veterans Memorial Dr., for complaints, primarily about customers not wearing facemasks.
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The four-county GLOW region saw two new lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, with an additional two people being reported as recovered.
BATAVIA — Smiles and laughs were abundant as practices began for local sports teams on Monday. Read more
ATTICA — What was supposed to be a celebration of the 63rd year of the Attica Rodeo, instead… Read more
ALFRED — Second year head wrestling coach Justin Signorelli is pleased to announce his first… Read more
BATAVIA – A ribbon cutting on July 15 will celebrate the opening of Ellicott Trail, a 4.6-mi… Read more
Former Genesee County residents Kay McDonald and Bill McDonald are back home tonight for the… Read more
Each year on July 4, Americans celebrate the birth of their nation and independence from Gre… Read more
Special pages that appeared in the May 21 editions of The Livingston County News and The (Ba… Read more
Inside our special 28-page Health & Wellness section you'll find how small lifestyles ch… Read more
The winter issue of "Tractor Factor," our quarterly agri-business publication. The cover sto… Read more
