The Senior II dance team of Sunny's School of Dance in Clinton Township recently took first place in the Twirling Unlimited regional competition at Millersville Universi...
McKee heads to Atlanta
Two new leaders will oversee the Salvation Army in Butler beginning Wednesday.
Capts. Phillip and Nicole Hostetler of the Salvation Army in Rochest...
Multimedia helps youths follow tale
NEW YORK — Two leading children's publishers, Scholastic Inc. and Disney, will soon discover whether the laptop compares to the lap in...
Over 1,000 teens crowded into the North Washington Street YMCA's Purple Underground dance to hear The Human Bienz perform in concert on June 19, 1970. The Human Bienz we...
Challenges aplenty at Alameda
It's 9:25 a.m. on a Friday, and camp counselors at Alameda Park have already dealt with a bruised shin and peed pants.
Although activities a...
CUP helped cancer victim meet his hero
CRANBERRY TWP — With the growing success of the annual softball and golf classic charity events, the Cranberry Community Uniting Pe...
PHILADELPHIA — It looks like the U.S. Mint has struck again — or actually, not struck again.
Some of the new dollar coins featuring John Adams are missing edge inscripti...
Family will gain after tragic loss
CRANBERRY TWP — The Cranberry Community Uniting People softball tournament and golf classic board has chosen a family to benefit from t...
The Butler Public Library will offer Toddler Story Time from 10:30 to 11 a.m. Wednesdays for children ages 24 to 36 months.
The program will begin this week and continue...
More ministers work part time
SALEM, W. Va. — For Danny Fleming, Sunday is no day of rest.
It starts before dawn, when the United Methodist pastor rises from slumber and ...
