PINELLAS PARK, Fla — The yoga teacher in the front of the room lay on the floor, her hands resting on her upper thighs. She lifted her right leg high in the air, foot fl...
It was the winter of 1959 when Donna (Rupert) Bortmes, 62, of East Butler lost her oldest brother Ronald in a tragic hunting accident.
“My mother's grief was inconsolabl...
The Butler County Historical Society has produced a deck of playing cards that features a different Butler County historic photo on the face of each playing card.
This l...
Group supports cancer patients
MERIDIAN — Kim Birckbichler's connections took her from her Meridian home to Nashville and back. They led her to enlist the help of 11 scho...
It's often true that people can't truly comprehend what they have no exposure to or knowledge of. The converse is also true — that many people, through experience, are b...
Creativity lends personal touch to gift paper
For the Ledford family of Center Township, wrapping is a family affair.
“We've probably been making wrapping paper every Ch...
Christmas gatherings set around scriptures
Since 2007, Cindy Dodds and her husband, Doug, have been hosting special themed Christmas gatherings for their children and gra...
JERUSALEM — The top Roman Catholic clergyman in the Holy Land says he is concerned about the fate of Christians because of upheavals sweeping the Middle East.
In his ann...
From left, Bella Terman, Kayla Levin, Sarah Csonka and Jordan Levin, children from the Religious School of Congregation B’nai Abraham in Butler, practice lighting the Ha...
ADAMS TWP — The Cranberry Jewish Community Association on Friday evening held what it hopes was the first of many traditional kickoffs to Hanukkah.
About 37 people rangi...
