Political hopefuls, community residents and members of the media packed the auditorium at Clarence Town Hall Monday night for a candidates' forum. More...

A baseball-clown and princess were among the attendees at Mall-O-Ween held this past weekend at the Eastern Hills Mall. Dressed in costume were Ryan, 8, and Kelsee Scero, 4, of Amherst. More...

(Editors note: The Bee's police blotter is a sampling of unusual, More...

Once again, the Amherst Bee leads the pack with the bad news that another Town of Amherst department can't possibly do its job with a reduced budget. More...

In recognition of their exceptional achievement on college level advanced placement examinations held last May, the College Board has named 45 Sweet Home High School students and graduates AP Scholars. More...

Nick Nizinski, left, plays the character of "Michael" in Williamsville South High School's rendition of "Museum" to be performed at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Nov. 3 and 4 at the school, 5950 Main St. A Sunday matinee will be performed at 2 p.m. More...

Catherine Carney of Amherst, left, was selected as the grand prize winner in a national writing contest and was congratulated by award-winning children's illustrator Jerry Pinkney at the Central Library on Oct. 4. More...

Sweet Home coach John Faller has said his football team is getting better as the season goes on. If Sunday's 30-0 win over Lake Shore is any indication, Iroquois, the Panthers' next playoff opponent, better watch out. More...

The Sweet Home Panthers will stare down a familiar foe this week when they take to the field at Ralph Wilson Stadium for the Section VI Class A title game at 9:30 p.m. Friday. More...

The regular season finale between Williamsville South and Williamsville North football, won by North, 15-6, last Saturday at South will not be remembered for who scored a touchdown or a big defensive hit. More...

Thursday, Nov. 2 ARTWORK OF INDIVIDUALS WITH DEMENTIA, More...

O'Connell & Company are presenting a really hot show when "Buffalo Zings! Hot, Tedium & Wild, Part DUH" will be held from Nov. 2-26. More...

A Tennessee teacher is prosecuted for teaching Darwin's theory of evolution to public school students in the Niagara Regional Theatre Guild's production of "Inherit the Wind," Nov. 3-11 at the Riviera Theatre. More...

The Alleyway Theatre presents the tongue-in-cheek musical comedy "Reefer Madness" through Nov. 18. More...