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DUMMERSTON — You can’t beat the smell of sizzling grills in the summer and fall air.

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   Crowds of people attend the second New England Street Food Festival at Kampfires in Dummerston in 2018. The fourth Street Food Fest has open slots for about 15 additional food vendor trucks to gather ‘round Kampfires campground Sept. 25, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Reformer file photo DUMMERSTON — Calling all food trucks and the people who love them (which is just about everybody)! The fourth New England Street Food Festival has open slots for about 15 additional food vendor trucks to gather ‘round Kampfires campground Sept. 25, ...

Missoula’s “Jack’s Army” Signs & T-Shirts You See Around Town Explained You have likely seen signs that say "Jack's Army" around Missoula, especially in the Pattee Canyon area, I don't live up there, but there are a bunch in my neighborhood, too. I've also seen "Jack's Army" t-shirts, and today I noticed that a NICU nurse I'm working with was wearing one. So I asked about Jack and her facial expression completely changed as she began to explain. I was moved to tears and asked if she thought it would be okay to share Jack's story with you, and she said of course, the more people who ca...

Ask Danny Kovalski why he runs and he will tell you it is cathartic. It’s a time to reflect on all aspects of his life. To think about what he’s been through. To think about how thankful he is to be here. “It’s an opportunity to think about everything that has happened, the reason why I’m running, and it’ll push me to the end,” Kovalski said. Running didn’t always serve that purpose for him. It does now. This weekend he will participate in the second David Goggins 4x4x48 Challenge, where he will run (or walk) 4 miles every 4 hours for a total of 48 hour...

Jan 27, 2021 MAYVILLE — The Presidents Day Winter Festival in Mayville is canceled this year, but Family Health Medical Services plans to continue its annual Polar Plunge. In the past six years, the FHMS Polar Plunge event raised $39,255.69 for community members in need. Individuals pledged to raise funds for the chance to take a chilly plunge into Chautauqua Lake closely supervised by a dive team. Due to the continued increase of COVID-19 cases, Chautauqua County’s Polar Plunge on Feb. 6 has shifted to an all Brrr-tual Event for 2021. While the event may look different this year, the ne...