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Last month the American Legion sponsored a program in regard to World War II. It was held at Karns City High School in the large gymnasium. The students sat on the floor and were overwhelmed.
Thank you to all the electric workers, tree clean-up crews and everybody involved in getting our electric powert back on. All your work and time was appreciated. What a wonderful group of people.
McCain’s funeral. Bush’s funeral. True patriots who stood up for country over party.
Regarding the Nov. 2 editorial, “How would VA namesake regard stand-off at border?”
Shakespeare famously wrote of the “sceptered isle” of Britain acting as a moat “against the envy of less happier lands.”
It’s hard to excel in a job you never wanted in the first place.
BC3's Hope Night assists in the fight against the opioid epidemic.
With seven different “scenarios” that envision a future when the Butler School District has shuttered its only middle school building, it is not hard to imagine how the next round of...
With a new report indicating greenhouse gas emissions hit an all-time high this year, the urgent need to address climate change has never been plainer.
Count me among those who take a skeptical view of Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia.
If a diplomat truly is, as the old saying goes, “an honest man sent abroad to lie for his country,” then Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has earned his pay.
Hunger and homelessness are huge issues.
I just wanted to take a moment after the recent storm event to say thank you to everyone involved in the restoration.
The recent power outage was not very pleasant for thousands of people.
Recently when I visited Greenlawn Cemetery, the grave of my World War II veteran husband was missing a one-of-a-kind 14-inch cement double-heart sculpture that had been wired to the vase apparatus.
There's much to celebrate in the community as local drives gather gifts for those who are less fortunate.
If you only scan the headlines, you could be forgiven for thinking that the U.S.-China trade war is mainly about tariffs.
It used to be called global warming and now it’s mostly called climate change, but it’s still a near apocalypse frowning on the horizon, according to a recent government report.
Jeffrey Epstein, a politically connected Palm Beach multimillionaire accused of molesting scores of underage girls starting in the early 2000s, on Tuesday issued a written public apology to end a...
The $20 million federal grant, awarded this past week to Butler County for improvements along the Route 228 Corridor is a huge win for increasing public safety, economic development and job creation.
Maybe ballot security isn’t such a bad thing after all.
RALEIGH, N.C.
Three score and 17 years ago, Kazuo Sakamaki was likely the most hated man in America — and his reputation wasn’t any better in his native Japan.
“It is a newspaper’s duty to print the news and raise hell,” Chicago Times publisher Wilbur Storey declared in 1861. Those functions are not guaranteed to please everyone.
The stock market giveth; the stock market taketh away.
