Orchard Park Bee

Bee Group Newspapers is a collection of local newspapers serving suburban areas in Western New York, published by Bee Publishing, Incorporated, based in Williamsville. The company's history dates back to 1877 with the establishment of the Lancaster Bee. Bee Group Newspapers caters to Erie County, focusing on various towns, villages, and school districts. They reach a weekly audience of 175,672 readers. Each publication features news about local government, an award-winning classified section, and various special themed editions released throughout the year. The organization is affiliated with both the New York Press Association and the National Newspaper Association. Their distinctive black boxes, marked with "The Bee" logo in bright yellow, are easily spotted and hold the free publications. Additionally, they have over 250 newspaper racks in busy areas. The Amherst Bee and Cheektowaga Bee continue to be paid circulation papers, delivered by mail to their subscribers on a weekly basis.

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New Seneca Mall site owners give redevelopment update

1 week ago | orchardparkbee.com | Michael Polce

The new owners of the Seneca Mall site gave an update on their redevelopment plans at last week’s planning board meeting and asked for a rezoning from the current C-1 and M-1 to C-2(s), which will allow them to build a fueling facility and drive through restaurants on the site. The planning board approved the recommendation, which will then be […] Oops! A Digital Subscription is required to view this content.
April marks Distracted Driving Awareness Month

1 week ago | orchardparkbee.com | Michael Kearns

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and state and local law enforcement are working to raise awareness about the dangers of distracted driving, the leading cause of accidents in New York state. The use of cell phones, particularly for texting, talking and using social media, is the most common source of distraction. Just reading a text can take your eyes […]
Orchard Park resident raising funds for cancer research

3 weeks ago | orchardparkbee.com | Emma McElligott

For Orchard Park resident Benjamin Schafer, running isn’t just about personal achievement, it’s about making a difference. On April 21, he’ll participate in the 129th Boston Marathon as a member of the Dana-Farber Marathon Challenge team, dedicating each mile to raising funds for cancer research. Schafer, a 2015 graduate of Orchard Park High School, is no stranger to big goals. […]
St. Joe’s Blenman named All-Bee Boys Basketball MVP

3 weeks ago | orchardparkbee.com | Patrick J. Nagy

Nate Blenman made his presence felt in his first year playing at St. Joe’s and was rewarded by being named the 2025 All-Bee Boys Basketball MVP. The 6-foot-7 center, who recorded 216 points, including nine MVP votes based on voting from coaches in the Bee Group Newspapers’ coverage area, played a pivotal role in helping the Marauders attain a 21-4 […]
The COMMA Fine Art Gallery relocates to Orchard Park

1 month ago | orchardparkbee.com | Emma McElligott

The COMMA Fine Art Gallery will open its new location in Orchard Park with an opening reception from 5 to 8 p.m. on Friday, March 14, at 3915 N. Buffalo St., in the Rider Frames and Gallery building. After the lease for the original gallery building in East Aurora ended, the team found a way to continue its support for […]
Helping hand - Orchard Park Bee

1 month ago | orchardparkbee.com | Michael Polce

New thrift store opens its doors Hearts for the Homeless, a nonprofit organization that helps provide meals, groceries, clothing, and more to people in need, recently opened up a thrift store in the Town of West Seneca. The Hearts Thrift Store, which is located at 3531 Seneca St. in the Seneca Ridge Plaza, is open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday. People can […]
HEWS’ Cooper, CASH’s Adimey share top coach accolade

1 month ago | orchardparkbee.com | Patrick J. Nagy

All-Bee Girls Hockey Eric Cooper of Hamburg/Eden/West Seneca and Nicola Adimey of Clarence/Amherst/Sweet Home have coached against each other for years in travel hockey and in the Western New York Girls Varsity Ice Hockey Federation, including this year’s Section VI quarterfinals that HEWS won 1-0. Cooper, who has been coach since 2021, guided HEWS to an 10-6-3 record and an appearance in the […]
Boys hockey wins fourth straight Large Schools title

1 month ago | orchardparkbee.com | Patrick J. Nagy

For the fourth straight year, Orchard Park’s boys hockey team is the top large schools squad in Section VI. The No. 1 seeded Quakers downed No. 2 seed Lancaster, 8-3, to win Friday’s Section VI Large Schools final at KeyBank Center. “It feels good to win sectionals like that,” said freshman goalie Matthew Schwarzott, who made 16 saves. “It gives […]
Fourth quarter fuels girls hoops’ playoff win over Clarence

1 month ago | orchardparkbee.com | Patrick J. Nagy

Orchard Park’s girls basketball team won both regular season meetings over Clarence, 62-32, and 62-41, but the Lady Quakers needed a strong fourth quarter to win Thursday’s Section VI Class AA quarterfinal clash. The No. 3 seeded Lady Quakers outscored the No. 6 seeded Lady Red Devils, 20-7, in the fourth quarter and picked up a 55-42 victory. The game […]
Former Orchard Park resident to pedal 2,941 miles across the United States

1 month ago | orchardparkbee.com | Emma McElligott

Dan Blake, a 66-year-old military veteran, will set out on a 2,941-mile bicycle riding journey across the United States to raise funds and awareness for Stroke Onward, an organization dedicated to supporting stroke survivors and their families. Blake’s ride will begin in San Diego, California, where he will dip his back tire in the Pacific Ocean before starting in the […]