Butler County is filled with a variety of people doing interesting things. This weekly feature offers snapshots of some of them by asking them five questions. The latest...
Although all people need food to live, one group of health enthusiasts has no interest in what's cooking.
Proponents of the raw food diet, the group instead sticks larg...
Fostering a child's imagination and intellect has always been important, but given the current state of things, it's probably more important now than ever.
An active ima...
BUTLER TWP — A Families Forever seminar will meet from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. July 16 at Lifesteps, 200 Stirling Village Drive. Enrollment closes two weeks prior.
Famil...
1/3 cup red clover seed
1/8 cup radish seed
Place seeds in a gallon jar, covering with pure water. Place a rubber band and a square piece of screen over the top of t...
Distinguished Grad's life shaped in Butler
Nearly 70 years ago, a young soldier prepared to leave his home in North Butler. Destined for Europe, he must have wondered if ...
ROME — The next popemobile could be green.
The Vatican says Germany’s Mercedes-Benz auto company is making a study of a hybrid, energy-saving popemobile that would repla...
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A San Francisco ballot measure to ban circumcision is spurring charges of anti-Semitism while galvanizing faith leaders and politicians who believe ...
These vacation Bible schools and camps are being offered in and around Butler County:
WHAT: “Shake It Up” vacation Bible school hosted by McKee Chapel and Craigsville an...
The trustees of Christ Community United Church, 205 N. Duffy Road, meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Food cupboard items for June are graham crackers, saltines and mayonnaise.
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