I Love Lucy

It aired for 6 years and 4 of them were the most watched television show in the United States. TIME Magazine ranked 'I Love Lucy' the second greatest TV show of all time. Today, October 15 we celebrate Lucille Ball in her role on national I Love Lucy Day...

This terrifying eye sore is almost a thing of the past in my dear hometown! My niece and nephew, when visiting Jamestown from Albany, will ask their parents if they can go see "the scary lady". The hideous creation has all but terrorized the village of Celoron (just outside Jamestown), complete with square teeth, bugged out eyes, and a certain zombie-esque look to her...

The Celoron, NY, Lucy statue debate made its way onto Comedy Central last week. A campaign to remove the statue has caught fire in recent weeks.

Does this even remotely resemble Lucy? *UPDATE -- Scroll down to see Today Show coverage!!!! // From Today's Jamestown Post-Journal! We are making a difference. Please keep it up until this awful statue of our... Posted by We Love Lucy...

I think if I asked the New 96.1 Joy FM listeners what their favorite Christmas song was, I'd get a lot of different choices. Fair enough; everybody has one. But what if I suggested that Western New York might have an "official" Christmas song?

Here’s a look at some interesting events that took place on this day in history: 1917 – Mata Hari, the archetype of the seductive female spy, is executed for espionage (More info) 1951 – ‘I Love Lucy,’ starring Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, makes its television debut (More info)

The 63rd annual Emmy Awards will be broadcast this Sunday night at 8pm on FOX. Let’s take a look back and see who never took one home!