In 1968, Butler was making room for a new U.S. Post Office building on South Main Street with the demolition of several older buildings, including the old Cubs Hall and ...
The Butler County Chapter of the American Red Cross will host its annual meeting at 6:15 p.m. Sept. 20 at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center Auditorium, 325 New Castle ...
Mother, son want to stay in contact
CRANBERRY TWP — At times, Frances Landis's sense of humor is her defining characteristic.
To undergo an unexpected blood transfusion l...
Consultations aid in choosing nutrients
Whether walking down the aisles of a pharmacy, health food store or supermarket, consumers today are bombarded with options for d...
VIENNA, Austria — Pope Benedict XVI paid solemn tribute to Holocaust victims Friday, extending his "sadness, repentance and friendship" to the Jewish people as he began ...
GIBSONIA — Apig roast will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Sept. 30 at St. Thomas Church-in-the-Fields, 4106 St. Thomas Drive.
Tickets are available through Sept. 23 by calling...
Books help teach tots, toddlers too
The other day I was walking in the river with my daughter and our dog, and we had the good fortune to meet Nora, an adorable 2-year-ol...
Milly Farrens, center, of Boyers unpacks her clothes while being visited by fellow freshmen Mary Ritts, left, and Susan Masters, both of Butler, in her dorm room at Slip...
Sensitive controls make game a blast
Action heroine Samus gets to face her evil twin in "Metroid Prime 3: Corruption," the final game in the science-fiction trilogy and t...
Bad info grows
Most fitness professionals have seen or heard it all. Miracle diets, perfect workouts, promises of flat abs in two minutes a day. Chris Hoover, fitness su...
