As the weather finally starts to warm up, there will be more and more outdoor events available throughout the Butler area.
There will likely be several things to pick fr...
Conservatism is in decline. True, it’s not dead — in 2025, a larger share of Americans described themselves as conservative, 35%, than liberal, 28%, but this seven-point ...
Although it sometimes seems like the news is all politics all the time, residents of Butler County should not ignore the upcoming May 19 primary election.
The upcoming vo...
Few dispute that America’s public debt is growing unsustainably and that, sooner or later, the task of reining it in will be unavoidable. Oddly, this presumption of inevi...
High school students can recognize graffiti when they see it. They can also surmise that it is an art form that its makers spend a lot of time honing and working on, no ...
No amount of advertising money can sell a bad product — or at least, a product that consumers have determined they don’t want (see: New Coke). This time-tested business p...
I was saddened to read that the theater group Sing Hosanna! was disbanding (“Sing Hosanna musical theater group to disband by end of summer,” April 15, Page 1).
Sing Hos...
I am completing my reading of the most recent special contribution to your newspaper of the community’s past, America250.
I didn’t realize your writers were such good hi...
For Pennsylvania voters registered with either of the two major parties, time is almost up to ensure their voices are heard when selecting candidates to run in the midter...
Healthy soil doesn’t usually make headlines, but it should.
Beneath every productive farm is a living system that quietly determines whether crops thrive or struggle, wh...
