WASHINGTON (AP) — Death rates from cancer are continuing to inch down, researchers reported Monday.
Now the question is how to hold onto those gains, and do even better,...
SAXONBURG — The the Friends Book Shop at Saxonburg Library will have a children's book sale through Saturday.
Reach the bookstore through the library's rear entrance or ...
Jacob Sabo, 11, and his mother Lynda Sabo, of Butler, can't wait for the weather to get a little warmer.
That's because Jacob received an adaptive bike Dec. 20 from Vari...
SAXONBURG — David Koren will speak at 7 p.m. Jan. 17 at the Saxonburg Area Library, 240 W. Main St.
Koren will share his book, “Far Away in the Sky,” about his time on a...
Combat roles closed now
WASHINGTON — If or when the Pentagon lets women become infantry troops — the country’s front-line warfighters — how many women will want to?
The a...
Some people choose to hide tattoos from their bosses and grandmas.
“I think times are starting to change a bit,” said Erica Bobby of Butler Township. “The stigma isn't a...
Mark Hitchcock of Butler says he is a changed man. He says he once had a problem with lying and manipulation.
“It was a lot of hard work to get out of those bad habits,...
Navigating through the sea of children's books that hit the shelves every year, I'm always on the lookout for books that provide children with something that makes them ...
Residents' motivations for getting tattoos vary
A tattoo is thought of as permanent, which discourages many people from getting one.
But for some, tattoos help them remem...
One of the trickiest parts about getting a tattoo is telling the parents.
Rachel Beals of Butler solved that problem by asking her mother to come along when she got it d...
