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The Western Carolina University Concert Choir, under the direction of Allison Thorp, and the Western Carolina Community Chorus, conducted by Bob Holquist, will combine forces to present a concert at

Madelyn Walker is planning to be an emergency room physician practicing trauma-informed care.

You could see it after every point they scored: screams of excitement and cheers of belief rang out through the Cool Insuring Arena in Glens Falls as the Portville girls

JAMESTOWN — Portville has once again emerged atop Section 6 Class C girls volleyball and earned another trip to the Far West Regional.

JAMESTOWN — Just 48 hours after a hard-fought sweep over its familiar sectional rival, Eden, the Portville girls volleyball team still had another match to win to take the Section

PORTVILLE — In a match she dominated in just about every facet, it was only right that Lillian Bentley scored the final point in the Panthers’ 25-20, 25-11, 25-21 semifinal

PORTVILLE — Three members of the No. 1 Portville girls volleyball team (16-1) reached career milestones in its Section 6 Class C1 quarterfinals sweep over No. 8 Allegany-Limestone (10-9).

The bluebonnets near the Denison Dam are the hot spot this time of year for family photos. For a few, the blue blossoms have a deeper meaning too.

UConn-bound junior Ashlynn Shade was simply sensational in her state championship debut, pouring in 31 points, tying the Class 4A scoring record.

Midcourse Correction Challenge Camps isnt a good fit for every teen deemed troubled or at-risk. Hundreds of teens a year are sent to the military-style weekend boot camp. Either judges or probation officers order them to attend or their parents and guardians send them there.  Some thrive at the boot camp designed to instill discipline and turn them away from bad behavior. Yet, several former campers describe the experience as traumatic and say the camp crossed lines. The nonprofit Chri...