Multiple neighbors are looking forward to Paul Santora’s proposed 1927 Brew House, proposed to replace a former preschool building at 6260 Goodrich Road, but they worry that the restaurant/brewery’s parking could spill out into the neighborhood.

Summer is a time for being outdoors, relaxing with friends, barbecues, and yard games. It’s that important time of year in WNY where one can confidently throw on shorts and just do whatever. As with most things in life, there's a catch: seasonal allergies.

Clarence's Brady Culhane was named the designated hitter for this year's All-Bee Baseball Team.

Deputies recently responded to two separate incidents of smashed vehicle windows. Read this and more in the police blotter.

In the year 1823, a new municipality was created from the east part of Clarence – today known as the Town of Newstead. Now in 2023, Newstead has plenty to celebrate on the 200th anniversary of its creation.

A little birdie told us that the Town of Clarence now has its very own Twitter account. Check it out at @TownOfClarence.

Fireworks in the Park will begin with food and games at 4 p.m. Saturday, July 1, in Main Street Town Park, 10405 Main St. Admission is free.

If you've been outside today, you've probably seen and smelled the smoke. Air quality will range from "Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups" to "Unhealthy" today and tomorrow, according to Gov. Hochul's office - stay inside if possible, close windows, and consider masks outdoors.

Congrats to the Class of 2023! See photos of Clarence High School's graduation in this week's Bee.

Bevilacqua Development has received a special exception use permit for a proposed mixed use project at 6625 Transit Road and approval of an open space design overlay.

PB Investors’ proposal for a mixed-use project at 5695 and 5731 Transit Road has taken the next step forward, receiving a special exception use permit for a mixed-use development from the town board last week. The front of the property was also down-zoned.

Clarence’s Todd Banaszak — the 2023 All-Bee Softball Coach of the Year — knows how incredibly difficult it is to win a state championship.

Following Debb Sabbatis’ retirement, Heather Kraemer started her position as executive director of the Clarence Senior Center on May 15.

The free Clarence Market bike rides are back, offered all summer by Discover Main Street.

The Clarence Youth Bureau is holding a free Special Olympics developmental basketball program designed for all youth ages 6 through 12, with and without intellectual or physical disabilities.

See photos from Red, White and Brews in this week's Bee.

The counseling department chairs of Clarence Central School District are optimistic that having elementary-level counselors will set students up for success, not only in academics but in mental health and career exploration.

The Clarence Rotary Club will host its second annual pickleball tournament starting at 2 p.m. Friday, June 23, and continuing at 8 a.m. Saturday, June 24, and Sunday, June 25, at Town Place Park, 5400 Goodrich Road.

It took 11 years, but the Clarence softball team is once again state champions.

When Clarence announced that they would be having a flag football team this spring, head coach Mark Layer thought they had a chance to be something special due to the number of talented athletes in the district.