Harry Sintz, right, a science teacher at Lyndora School, helps fourth graders from Rooms 11 and 12 pack bottles and cans for recycling on Jan. 14, 1974. The project was ...
ZELIENOPLE — Park United Presbyterian Church, 115 E. Grandview Ave., will offer a catered fellowship lunch at noon Tuesday.
Cost is $2 per person.
MIDDLESEX TWP — The Li...
But how strong is effect of money?
NEW YORK — Does money buy happiness?
It's sometimes said that scientists have found no relationship between money and happiness, but th...
Retreat is getaway for hobbyists
PROSPECT — Where do UFO's land?
Under the bed, in the back of the closet and stacked in a corner.
Otherwise known as unfinished objects, ...
W.Pa. won't be spared forever
ZELIENOPLE — Despite warmer-than-average temperatures so far, Old Man Winter has wreaked havoc in other parts of the country.
In the Rocky M...
South Side owes past to planner
Once called Springdale, the South Side of Butler, just over the Wayne Street Viaduct, owes its development to W.S. Boyd.
Dave Allen, a fre...
Youngsters build a snow fort near Walker Avenue on Butler's South Side in this photograph taken after a six-inch snowfall blanketed Butler on Jan. 29, 1967. The snowfall...
PENN TWP — The Butler County Symphony Association's Symphony Ball 2007 will be held Jan. 27 at the Butler Country Club, 310 Country Club Road.
The annual event, black ti...
History made by persistance
There are times when we all want to give up. Maybe we're tired or feel defeated or the obstacles ahead seem too much to bear. But more times t...
A new "Breakfast Serials" series will start Tuesday with a story about an eventful voyage.
"Sudden Squall," which is aimed at young readers, will run for four weeks in t...
