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The Pennsylvania Turnpike implemented its E-ZPass system in 1995.
Two recent stories in the Eagle were good examples of how some county residents are being great stewards for the environment in their communities.
The lengths to which people should feel obligated to protect their fellow citizens is causing much discussion during the never-ending COVID-19 pandemic.
The COVID-19 pandemic may have curbed many in-person volunteer opportunities for those who are concerned about their health amid the recent rise in cases, but one local boy is proving it’s...
It’s been 20 years since a clear September morning turned into a national tragedy that led to two wars in the Middle East.
Joan Chew, Butler County’s first woman commissioner and humanitarian, truly was a remarkable woman.
Not that an excuse is ever needed to praise the county’s two excellent institutions of higher learning, but both are certainly deserving of it this week.
To round out the season, there are two end-of-summer festivals worth checking out.
Slippery Rock University’s recent decision to add an esports minor program is a move backed by heaps of supportive research and tied directly to an industry worth upward of $1 billion.
There’s a plethora of support for women veterans, including suicide prevention, at the Butler Veteran’s Affairs office.
Blood services providers are reporting an ongoing shortage in the region, and are attempting to convince more local residents to donate blood to make up the difference.
