RALEIGH, N.C. — This just in from the myth-busting department: Roman Catholic teens feel no more guilty than other U.S. teenagers.
If they cheated on an exam, lied to th...
Pulling rank to prove a point always seems a bit unfair.
Conversations that include phrases like "When I was young, I had to-" or "To really appreciate what it means to¿...
John "Pump" McLaughlin, a longtime swimming coach at the Butler YMCA, teaches Terry Baptist and other boys how to swim on June 8, 1964, during the YMCALearn to Swim camp...
I don't envy video game designers who have to work on movie tie-ins. Artists have to duplicate the look of a film with a much smaller budget. Writers have to stick prett...
HARRISVILLE — When Bill Tomko's nephew died in combat in the Iraq war, he wanted to create a way for families to band together to remember those who died.
Tomko of Harri...
Books have message for kids, adults
Everyone is afraid of something. It could be fear of rejection — from strangers, friends, family. Perhaps fear of the unknown — strang...
Senior women tout fun, fitness of sports
They're not getting older, they're getting better — at shooting a basketball, hitting a softball, serving a volleyball ... whate...
The Butler Public Library will host Paws to Read a Tail at 10:30 a.m. June 14 at the library on North McKean Street. The Butler Dog Training Association will take certif...
SV grad fronts top Pgh. band
Hyperion, a heavy metal band fronted by a recent Seneca Valley High School graduate, was recently voted best band in Pittsburgh as part of a ...
CRANBERRYTWP — Cranberry Community United Presbyterian Church will have its annual flea market from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the church at 2662 Rochester Road.
The s...
