Recent news headlines have focused on the H1N1 flu that has been confirmed in several countries.
Until just a few days ago it was commonly referred to as swine flu. Most...
QUESTION: I try to use fewer electric lights to save electricity. I would like to get more natural light, but the cost of a skylight is over my budget. Are tubular s...
Tough times felt at the top
NEW YORK — CEOs are taking a hit from the recession — less total compensation, smaller bonuses, nearly worthless stock options — but their com...
NEW YORK — U.S. companies remain generous with the perks they give to CEOs, including some that are unfathomable to the average American worker: chauffeured cars, bodygu...
PHILADELPHIA — The Butler Eagle's photographers have been honored in the Pennsylvania Associated Press Managing Editors annual writing and photograph contests.
Justin Gu...
NEW CASTLE — The U.S. Postal Service may close a Western Pennsylvania mail processing center with 200 workers and move the work to Pittsburgh.
Postal spokesman Tad Kelle...
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has provided this report on the April 28 Mercer Livestock Auction.
CATTLE 143 —
Steers — Choice 1-3, few, 1235-1480 l...
The Butler Health System closed Thursday on $126 million in funding for the expansion of Butler Memorial Hospital and its outpatient system.
Of that amount, $76 million ...
NEW WILMINGTON, April 24 — The auction sold 41 loads of hay, one load of straw, two loads of ear corn and 10 loads of oats.
Alfalfa, 190.-200.; mixed hay, 85.-210., one ...
The U.S. Social Security Administration office is moving to the Pullman Square Business Park from the Holly Pointe Building on South Main Street in Butler.
The new offic...