James McCusker, 78, of Jamestown, died Friday Feb. 13, 2015, surrounded by his family in his home. A Jamestown native, he was born May 19, 1936, the son of Horace and Ruth Tanner McCusker. He was a 1954 graduate of Jamestown High School, where he...
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Members of the Jamestown community are mourning the loss of local legend and kind spirit Jim McCusker, who died Friday at the age of 78. After a successful NFL career, McCusker, a native of Jamestown, returned home to open what is now a hometown...
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Crimson brick and glowing glass meets eye of patrons as they enter, a familiar sight in the heart of downtown Jamestown. Through the door, an expansive gleaming bar, intricate copper ceiling, and glimmering mirrors grace what once was marred by...
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In January, downtown Jamestown saw a fire damage two local institutions, one of which rebounded quickly (Lisciandro’s Restaurant), but one which needed a more extensive facelift and makeover and would take a considerably greater amount of...
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A long-time favorite destination in downtown Jamestown is once again open for business. The Pub, located on N. Main St. in Jamestown between Second and Third Streets, held its grand reopening Tuesday afternoon. The reopening was welcome news for...
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A downtown tavern where friends, family and coworkers meet is open once again. The Pub, located at 209 N. Main St., Jamestown, reopened Tuesday for the first time since a January fire damaged the inside of the business. Thanks to the...
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It’s been more than a month since a poor electrical connection caused a fire to erupt at The Pub at 209 N. Main St. Manager Sam Lisciandro stood looking over piles of interior remains on Friday, much of it blackened by the devastating blaze...
READ MOREREAD MORE Most area residents were shocked to learn Sunday night of a fire at Lisciandro’s and The Pub on North Main Street in Jamestown. We are pleased to see that Lisciandro’s, which opened in 1954 by Sam Lisciandro and is now operated by his...
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It’s hard to imagine Jamestown without Lisciandro’s Restaurant and The Pub. For many, the two establishments of 207 and 209 North Main St. are more than just familiar sights, but city landmarks, having welcomed patrons since 1954 and...
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Jim McCusker is seen signing an autograph for Jamestown High school football coach Tom Langworthy at the Robert H. Jackson Center on Thursday night. McCusker signed autographs after discussing his football career at JHS, the University of...
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The Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame will honor Jamestown’s Jim McCusker with a free public screening of a rare film featuring the 1961-62 Philadelphia Eagles on which McCusker played left tackle. Following the film, which will be played at 7...
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