Sweet Home High School has announced the names of students who achieved a place on the honor roll for the second quarter. High Honors Grade 9 Audrena Agyapong, Sara H Ahmad, Azraq K Ahmed, Rand A Al ...

The Bee’s sports staff is once again proud to recognize some of the area’s top talent with the 2025 installment of the All-Bee Girls Basketball Team. Being selected for the All-Bee Basketball Team is ...

Devin Goldstein, a senior at Williamsville North High School, was recently awarded the Western Golf Association’s Chick Evans Scholarship, which is a full tuition and housing college scholarship ...

Many a child growing up in Western New York has heard the old folk song that starts off telling everyone, “I’ve got a mule, her name is Sal,” before talking more about the singer’s travels along the ...

- I agree with last week’s caller who was wondering where the Amherst Police have been? You do not see them on patrol nor do you see anybody pulled over as there is constant running through red lights ...

The NYS Senate Bill S4158 (so called HEAT Act) currently under consideration will be detrimental to business and citizens’ cost of energy. The bill prevents extension of natural gas service into new ...

The Williamsville South girls basketball team is two wins away from its second state championship in school history. The Lady Billies defeated Section VI Class A-2 champion Depew, 75-56, in the ...

Volunteers from AARP are offering free help with filing basic tax returns. Returns that are more involved, such as for rental property, will not be considered. Recipients do not have to be a member of ...

•STARRING ROLE – As Women’s History Month draws to a close, Aurora Players of East Aurora will present “The Miracle Worker,” the powerful and enduring play by William Gibson. It brings to life the ...

A s I’m sure you’ve seen, during the January board of education meeting, the School Start Time Committee and district formally presented its proposal for new start and end times for the 2025-2026 ...

- Brian Kulpa and his board have lost touch with working people. They cannot keep spending on what people don’t want and hiring more people to push their agenda. Do they want the town to be driven to ...

Karl Scheitheir, 63, of Buffalo, longtime Production Department manager at the Bee Group Newspapers, died March 9, 2025. Mr. Scheitheir was the kind of person who did not wait for others to ask for ...