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“Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” Isn’t that the title of a book written by Dr.
There are hospitals, multitudes of quality medical clinics and then there is Butler Memorial Hospital.
We found no enjoyment watching the former Butler Health System COO and a former detective for the District Attorney’s Office enter guilty pleas to charges of misusing funds from the hospital...
Basic science; All mater is in three forms, solid, liquid and gas. When it comes to water, it can go back and forth between a liquid and gas in relatively small range of specific temperatures.
As a child, I grew up in abject poverty with our family being evicted often. A number of times I found myself in poor African American neighborhoods or public housing.
Over the weekend, what began as a peaceful protest in Madison, Wis., where I served as chief of police for more than 20 years, erupted in violence.
What is the answer to the monthly need for emergency responders at McConnells Mill State Park?
You could argue that Twitter has been Donald Trump’s best friend. He has 80 million followers.
As the temporary $600-per-week boost in unemployment benefits nears its expiration, the first serious partisan battle over federal COVID-19 relief is looming.
As we sit semi-locked in our houses and watch the efforts and guidance of our own Gov. Tom Wolf, we need to show him the support he deserves.
The song is titled “Black and White.” The band was Three Dog Night, and the year was 1972. The song was written in 1954 but most only know it from this version.
On a good day, dealing with mental health issues can be stressful for those who suffer them.
Some government advertising encourages us to vote by mail, saying it is easy to do.
In mid-April, I received a message from the nursing home in Connecticut where my mother lives. When I called back, a doctor told me, “your mother has a fever.”
Since Governor Wolf declared a state of emergency on March 6, local government entities and businesses in the Commonwealth have been plagued by a lack of communication and inconsistent reporting by...
We trust our elected officials to protect our health, our families, and our livelihoods — especially in the face of difficult and unforeseen challenges.
We were hoping that as Butler County passed from red to the yellow brick road on our way to Oz it would find the world remaining calm and maybe a slightly better place than before Gov.
In today’s paper, readers will find stories about people in their community who have been diligently — often courageously — serving others these past few months.
My friend, I honor the work you have done in building the church, in feeding the hungry, in serving the poor, in comforting the prisoner, and in many other ways.
I want to thank state Rep.Marci Mustello and her staff for helping me with my problems that have occurred lately.
I want to be free to breathe air that is not contaminated with the breath and germs of people who are not wearing masks.
The months and years following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks led to a new resolve from most Americans — but also new inconveniences.
There are very few businesses that haven’t been altered or damaged by the pandemic of 2020.
We have a hard time distinguishing between hatred and utter stupidity at times.
On Wednesday, a letter appeared from John Grenci, candidate for delegate to the Republican convention. John’s letter had inaccurate information which I must correct.
