Back in 2023, Amherst Supervisor Brian Kulpa had a grand vision for the former Westwood Country Club site that had sat vacant for decades. He announced a plan for Amherst Central Park, a vision for a ...

Having owned and operated a number of small businesses over the past 20 years, including the popular D’Avolio Restaurants in Amherst, I have learned the importance of setting the proper vision and ...

Membership fees for the Amherst Senior Center is $50 for individuals and $75 for couples/households. To register, visit www.amherstcenterforseniorservices.com ...

Monday, April 14 • An Amherst police officer stopped a vehicle for traffic violations. Investigation revealed the driver had a suspended license. As the investigation continued, a passenger gave a ...

The Sweet Home flag football team is young, inexperienced and small in numbers, but the 16 girls on the roster are finding their way to a 2-1 record in Division 2. Last week, the Lady Panthers picked ...

Liv from Germany on a CBYX scholarship with AFS placement organization attends Amherst HS this year. CBYX scholarship is a reciprocal scholarship co-funded by the American and German governments. The ...

Assemblymember Karen McMahon will be partnering with the New York State Department of Labor to hold a job fair for those seeking to launch a career or transition to a new one. The job fair will take ...

The Amherst flag football team has a 2-6 record but coach Chris Kensy is seeing improvement from his squad every day. “They are improving each week,” Kensy said. “We have had nine different girls with ...

After over a decade of sitting vacant and recent years of planning for the former Westwood Country Club site on North Forest Road to become Amherst Central Park, Erie County has announced that the ...

In a high-scoring contest, Williamsville South’s flag football team defeated Frontier, 31-27, on the road on April 23. After trailing early 6-0, the Lady Billies drove down the field and scored on a ...

The Amherst boys lacrosse team came back from spring break and didn’t miss a beat, picking up home wins over Williamsville East, 18-6, on April 22 and Iroquois, 13-7, on Friday. East coach Ed Greenway ...

The Williamsville East flag football team’s offense has struggled recently, but the defense is doing its best to pick up the slack. The Flames tied Niagara Wheatfield, 0-0, on April 23 and lost to ...