A. Donald Gilden, DDS, 94, of Amherst, died Dec. 9, 2024, at Beechwood Continuing Care. Born Sept. 5, 1930, in Buffalo, he ...

The Village of Williamsville Board of Trustees held a special meeting on the last day of 2024 to approve end of calendar year ...

The competition in ECIC II boys basketball is likely to be off the charts this season, and Friday’s clash between Williamsville South and Sweet Home was a good example of this rivalry. South, which ...

In an effort to “get healthy” over the past year, I became one of the thousands of people who started taking a popular weight-loss injection. I share this story as a cautionary tale. I was on a weight ...

The month of January is designated as National Blood Donor Month in the United States. It is a time to highlight the importance of becoming a blood donor and the impact blood donation has on lives.

New York state is considering new regulations that would require automatic fire sprinklers to be installed in all new one- and two-family homes that are under three stories in height. These rules have ...

Chess players can level up their game by learning from professional coaches during a new student-led chess program called #OneWorldChess. Bridges From Borders, a non-profit organization that aims to ...

With the upcoming high school musical season upon us, I would like to see the Amherst Bee publish a full list of the high schools in the surrounding community, stating when the musical is, what the ...

It was looking like the Amherst girls basketball team was well on its way to its third straight win over Williamsville South dating back to last season, including a huge upset in the Section VI Class ...

The Williamsville North boys hockey team’s road trip to the North Country was a huge success. The Spartans won at Massena, 5-2, on Friday and Saranac Lake-Placid, 12-2, on Saturday at the 1980 Olympic ...

The Town of Amherst Youth and Recreation Department is hosting a series of adaptive programs that will allow people with disabilities to engage in arts and crafts, play sports, hangout, and cook. The ...

Amherst’s Ada Radomski charges through the defense of Williamsville South’s Kimora Berry in the Lady Tigers’ 58-52 road loss on Dec. 30. Oops! A Digital Subscription is required to view this content.