For Randall K. Honey, telling stories and writing is more than a passion in life - it’s a calling. The Jamestown resident, American Legion chaplain and, now, published author has penned a full-length novel entitled ‘The Light of God.’ “I’ve loved writing since I was a child,” ...

Reaching a 50-year milestone speaks volumes for a business. And Friday, Artone will hold an open house from 3 to 7 p.m. at its Allen Street facility to celebrate its 50th anniversary. If one would walk into the second-floor office, one would be greeted by four signs that address Artone’s ...

With the musical Rock Of Ages, the unwritten rule of an audience sing-along is, ironically, silenced – nary a shush is heard. And for good reason – the power of music and words is so compelling.

Nothing can put a damper on one’s day like road construction. However, for one local business franchise owner, the work has hit his bottom line rather hard. Peter Weinreich, franchise owner of the 7-Eleven convenience store at 321 Hazeltine Ave., is piping-hot over the losses his business ...

New seats at the Reg Lenna Center for the Arts welcomed viewers of Lucille Ball’s film Forever Darling. More than 80 ticket holders toured, explored and sampled Lucy memorabilia at the Reg, 116 E. Third St. During the tour, Len Barry, the Reg’s director of marketing, gave a detailed and ...

For two three days each year, Jamestown’s Greek heritage comes out and says Yassou – a traditional Greek greeting or salutation meaning hello or goodbye. The Yassou Festival is hosted each year by St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, 15 Francis St.