Judge John Dillon, far right, administers the oath of office to four new city officials on Jan. 4, 1970, as City Council reorganized for the year. From left are Councilm...
Bob Burns, left, and Ken Nelson, employees of Power Construction, put up signs on the General Richard Butler Bridge just prior to its opening on Nov. 9. The bridge, whic...
Firefighters connect a hose as the Haven I building burns Nov. 5 on the Concordia Lutheran Homes campus in Cabot. The fire destroyed the third floor of the three-story b...
While economic events made the top news in 2006 in Butler County, there were many other events that impacted residents' lives.
A recap of business items is on Page 1 tod...
Striking teachers from the Allegheny-Clarion Valley School District picket at the high school in May during a 10-day strike. After arbitration, the district and its teac...
Teach children about kindness with books
Most people are good. Most people want the joy of friendship, to love and be loved in return. Unfortunately, headlines, news stor...
KENOSHA, Wis. — Melissa Gemig said she always knew her boyfriend's marriage proposal would be unique.
But she never expected Brian Steinseifer to design a large, lighted...
HARMONY — A flea market to benefit the Harmony Museum will be held from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jan. 6 at the museum's Stewart Hall on Harmony's diamond.
Sellers may set up th...
Kids grow up faster — but is that good?
Zach Plante is close with his parents — he plays baseball with them and, on weekends, helps with work in the small vineyard they k...
MILWAUKEE — For sale: a charming, well-maintained building with high ceilings and classic architecture. Enjoy 38,000 square feet of space on a sprawling 14.25-acre lot. ...
