Veteran journalist and longtime Pelham resident Greg Farrell has been named executive director of The Hudson Valley Local News Lab Inc., the nonprofit that owns and operates the Pelham Examiner. The...
This is the season of change here at the Pelham Examiner. On June 9, new editors took over running the paper, some with previous experience in other jobs on the masthead and others new to leadership roles....
The Pelham Examiner has been accepted as a member of the Institute for Nonprofit News (INN) following a vote of the organization's board of directors. With 500 members, INN is the leading organization...
Dear Reader:
Autumn is busy around here. Your newspaper has already covered the Pelham Children’s Center's Pumpkin Festival, the Pelham Civic Association Gala, Kate Douglass's big wins at the World...
Dear Readers:
I am thrilled to introduce to you the new group of editors on the masthead of the Pelham Examiner as the newspaper begins its seventh year of publication.
We have four senior editors...
For the second consecutive year, the Pelham Examiner has been named a finalist for Best Local Community Newspaper in the Best of Westchester competition. The readers of Westchester Magazine nominated the...
The Pelham Examiner will hold an open house tomorrow (Wednesday) at JCafe for those 13 years old and up interested in joining the staff of Pelham's nonprofit community newspaper.
Editors will be on...
We crunched the numbers. Here are the top five most read stories published by the Pelham Examiner in 2023:
After death of Manor man who waited 14 minutes for transport, Pelham Town Board holds emergency...
We asked and readers voted on Facebook for the top three Pelham Examiner stories of 2023. The winners are:
Pelham residents talk about businesses they wish would take over empty storefronts
Pelham...
The 803 Podcast began its second season Wednesday with a new weekly format that will include shorter interviews and event and news updates. Pelham Examiner Executive Editor Gabby Ahitow joined hosts-founders...
Dear Readers:
This time of year is both a happy and a sad one for me. Sad because five of the six editors who have run the paper for the past year—and worked on it longer, through crisis and turmoil—are...
The Pelham Examiner has become a nonprofit organization in a move made to ensure its long-term future as the community newspaper published for the Town of Pelham by people under the age of 18.
The name...
