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Hornell library vandalized, but community stands strong
The Hornell Public Library was hit with vulgar graffiti this week, causing thousands in damage and forcing the removal of its historic front doors, according to the Hornell Evening Tribune. Two nearby businesses were also ... more
Hornell man charged in $3,900 welfare fraud case
A Hornell man is facing felony charges after investigators say he illegally collected thousands of dollars in welfare benefits by submitting false documents. Ryan C. Deisher, 26, was arrested on May 13 by Steuben County ... more
Hornell woman charged with larceny and food stamp misuse
A Hornell woman is facing misdemeanor charges after allegedly stealing services from the Steuben County Department of Social Services. Steuben County Sheriff Jim Allard announced that deputies arrested Natasha M. Judkins, 37, of Ransome Street, ... more
Kanakadea Park to reopen after storm cleanup
Kanakadea Park in Steuben County will reopen to the public on May 15 following a temporary closure due to storm debris, according to the county’s Department of Public Works. The park was shut down after ... more
Hornell officials tell residents to keep grass clippings off streets
With spring mowing season underway, Hornell officials are reminding residents that tossing grass or leaves onto city streets is not just careless — it’s illegal. The city says the debris can clog storm drains and ... more
Wayne-Finger Lakes high school sports: May 10 scoreboard
Saturday featured a packed slate of Wayne-Finger Lakes high school sports. In boys lacrosse, Geneva rolled to another big win behind Ryland Dunham’s nine points, while Canandaigua stayed unbeaten, thanks to Patrick Olvany's four-goal game ... more
Hornell unveils packed 2025 festival season
Hornell’s 2025 festival lineup is set, featuring free community events from spring through winter, according to the Hornell Evening Tribune. Kicking off May 24 with the Wildflower Festival, the schedule includes concerts, parades, and holiday ... more
Hornell to enforce parking bans as street work begins
Hornell will resume its street sweeping and road milling operations this week, according to the Hornell Evening Tribune. Street sweeping kicks off Sunday night, with parking bans from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. in areas ... more
Wayne-Finger Lakes high school sports: April 30 scoreboard
Canandaigua boys lacrosse remained undefeated behind a dominant seven-point effort from Mike Belles in a win over Honeoye Falls-Lima, while Victor cruised past Webster Thomas. On the softball diamond, Dundee/Bradford's Morgan Sutryk struck out 14 ... more
Wayne-Finger Lakes high school sports: April 22 scoreboard
Canandaigua boys lacrosse stayed unbeaten with a one-goal win over Spencerport, while Geneva’s offense exploded in a dominant victory over Mynderse/Romulus. On the diamond, Mynderse senior Alan Plummer powered another big win with a perfect ... more
Hornell man convicted: Was going 87 mph in fatal wreck
A Hornell man has been convicted of manslaughter after a deadly crash in Avoca. Michael Eldridge, 26, was found guilty after a trial revealed he was high and speeding when he caused the collision that ... more
New playground opens for families in Hornell
Families in Hornell have a new spot to enjoy the outdoors with the opening of a playground on Bennett Street, near the Little League Park. Funded entirely by the city at a cost of $30,000, ... more
Hornell school board advances $44.9M budget plan
Hornell residents will vote May 20 on a proposed $44.9 million school budget for 2025-26, according to the Evening Tribune. The plan includes a modest 1.9% tax levy increase, staying below the district’s cap, and ... more
North Hornell installs speed signs to boost safety
North Hornell has added four new speed-monitoring signs on Seneca Street and Cleveland Avenue, funded by a New York State Law Enforcement Technology Grant, according to the Hornell Evening Tribune. The initiative aims to curb ... more
Hornell approves budget with no tax hike
The Hornell Common Council has unanimously passed the 2025-26 city budget, keeping the tax rate unchanged. City officials emphasize that Hornell remains one of New York’s most affordable communities despite rising costs. While taxes remain ... more
New car wash ‘Real Clean’ coming to Hornell
A new express tunnel car wash called Real Clean is rising on Hornell Street Extension, aiming to open by late 2025, according to the Hornell Evening Tribune. Owned by Hornell native Dustin Broderick, the site ... more
Hornell man arrested in baseball bat assault
A Hornell man has been arrested and charged with felony assault following an alleged attack with a baseball bat, according to the Steuben County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff Jim Allard reported that deputies arrested 22-year-old Joel ... more
One seat open in upcoming Hornell school board election
A five-year term on the Hornell Board of Education will be on the ballot when district voters head to the polls on May 20. The seat is currently held by Brian May, who was elected ... more
Hornell man arrested for breaking into motel room, assaulting guest
A Hornell man is facing felony and misdemeanor charges after allegedly breaking into a motel room and attacking another person during a noise dispute, according to New York State Police. Troopers arrested Zachary D. Smith, ... more
