The corner of Main and Chippewa has had different looks through the years, but... Read More

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At the time the Polish Arts Club of Buffalo brought the... Read More

In the decades following the building of 216-218 Main St., The News steadily expanded in the Main-Seneca area.In 1916, The News acquired a property... Read More

In 1958, The News opened a new printing plant with new presses on Scott Street, on land that once was part of the Lehigh Valley railroad depot. The... Read More

By the late 1960s, The News’ 75-year-old home at 214-216-218 Main St. seemed hopelessly cramped.When it became clear that the Main Street site... Read More

By the mid-1890s, News founder Edward H. Butler Sr. decided that a growing operation required a new, modern building.In May 1896, demolition work... Read More

Even before the first edition of the Evening News in October 1880, founder Edward H. Butler Sr. bought 218 Main St. As soon as remodeling of the... Read More

The Sunday News had been published in 200 Main St. When The News went daily, founder Edward H. Butler Sr. moved it to 214 Main, which never was... Read More

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