Men and women in today’s military can take advantage of opportunities for advanced education and alternative health care — if they know about them. More...

Last week, an 8-year-old boy proudly walked through the doors of Western New York Federal Credit Union in West Seneca. He was there to deliver something very important. More...

Michael “Mickey” Kearns, the South District Buffalo Common Council member, has officially announced his candidacy for the state’s 145th Assembly District. A special election has been set for March 20 to fill the vacant seat. More...

A 50-inch flat-screen TV, two gaming systems and approximately $1,000 in quarters were removed from a Burch Avenue apartment. More...

The Queen of Heaven Home School Guild has planned its “Casino and Sweepstakes Night” for Saturday, March 24, at the Queen of Heaven parish center, 4420 Seneca St. More...

The following West Seneca East Middle School students have been named to the honor roll for the second quarter of the 2011-12 school year: Grade 7 More...

The West Seneca High School Marching Band has officially been promoted to the Large School 2 Division of the New York State Field Band Conference. More...

A simple love of history. That is what drew Leah Barney, an eighth-grader at West Seneca East Middle School, to the War of 1812 Club almost two years ago. More...

The following West . JOIN US FOR A . Seneca churches will offer fish fry dinners during the Lenten season, which begins Ash Wednesday, Feb. 22, and lasts until Easter Sunday, April 8. More...

Not-for-profit agencies face many challenges while striving to make a difference in the communities or world around them. More...

Local and state government officials debated mandate relief, Medicaid reform, school aid and the merits of raising the minimum wage at a breakfast presented by the Western New York Chamber Alliance on Friday morning at the Creekside Banquet Facility More...

Leaders of Buffalo-Niagara private businesses have higher expectations in 2012 for revenues, profits and new worker hires than their counterparts in Rochester, Syracuse and Albany, according to results from First Niagara’s annual survey of Upst More...

A free “Legal and Financial Issues of Divorce” workshop will be held from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 28, at the West Seneca Public Library, 1300 Union Road. More...