Ashley Lowry is a local journalist based in Springville, New York. She covers a wide range of topics including community events, local government decisions, business developments, and human interest stories. With a passion for storytelling, Ashley aims to bring the stories of Springville and its residents to life through her articles.
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Ashley's coverage mainly focuses on local events, education, and community news in Springville, New York. She highlights stories about small towns, community events, local businesses, education-related developments such as inductions and honoring ceremonies.
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By: Ashley Lowry
SPRINGVILLE – The Springville Village Board, at its Nov. 6 meeting, considered the State Environmental Quality Review application submitted by the potential buyers of the historic Dygert Farm property. The buyers propose building 24 single-family homes, 43 patio homes and 18 four-unit townhomes on the approximate 39-acre plot of land. The public comment At the meeting of what appeared to […]
SPRINGVILLE – “Got a face? We want it,” the card reads. The Springville Center for the Arts staff artists now invite the entire Springville area to participate in a community portrait art project. SCA staff artist Max Collins photographs Gerry Hashagen for the newest project out of The Lab, Faces of Springville. The concept is simple. Staff artists Max Collins […]
Donations are often top of mind this time of year, with Salvation Army bell ringers standing outside supermarkets and businesses offering discounts in exchange for canned goods. While there remains a constant need for non-perishable food items to benefit the food insecure in our area, this year, consider donating to some of these lesser-known causes to directly help those in […]
SPRINGVILLE – In the wake of public outcry to local policies and proposals, a new volunteer collaborative has emerged in the greater Springville area. Community stakeholders discuss and brainstorm answers to Grow With Springville’s three main questions at the launch and learn event at UNOVA Coworking. “Grow With Springville” is a volunteer collaborative focusing on the advocacy and implementation of […]
CONCORD – You may have heard it through the grapevine – there is a new winery in town.
SPRINGVILLE – At the Dec. 14 Concord Town Board meeting, Concord Town Supervisor Phil Drozd announced an incredible win for the town of Concord taxpayers. As many know, work has continued on upgrades to the Craneridge and Kissing Bridge Waste Water Treatment Plant for the past few years out of necessity. After having “spent months” on an application for the […]
FacebookTwitterEmailMessengerCopy LinkMessageShareCOLDEN – A Colden staple is closing at the end of the month, but a new chapter in chocolate begins in the new year.
By: Ashley Lowry
Maya Borer Happy new year. Another year has come and gone, and with that a multitude of unforgettable and maybe some forgettable news.
SPRINGVILLE – The Concord Town Board, at its January 11 meeting, held its annual organizational meeting and discussed modifications to the employee manual.
By: Ashley Lowry
Looming over the future Southern Tier landscape, the proposed Collins Wind Project by EDF Renewables promises a future powered by clean, renewable electricity that will help the local farming communities thrive for generations to come. But like any large-scale development, the project stirs a mix of hope, apprehension and some outright anger among affected residents. An aerial view of Ann […]
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