CABOT - Nurses at Concordia Lutheran Ministries have a lot of good things to say. That's why they are offering to speak for free to groups in the community on a variety ...
Young refs fill officiating void
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Adolescence is tough enough, with teachers and parents bossing you and the constant dramas of whether your classm...
Skywarn volunteers are trained by the National Weather Service to detect and report severe local storms.
In 2½-hour courses offered annually around the state, volunteers...
Eating habits vary by child
My daughter is learning to get into everything right now, much to my dismay. As a result, my home is once again "childproof," or at least some...
Network helps meteorologists warn of danger
On a rainy night in September, Raymond and Christin Albert evacuated their home in Forward Township when water from the Connoq...
The Butler After Five Women's Club will host a dinner at 6:30 p.m. March 8 at the Butler YWCA, 120 W. Cunningham St.
The event will feature speaker and vocalist Nancy Wi...
The Butler High School Class of 1985 will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Butler Days Inn to discuss it's upcoming reunion.
For information, call Mike Kaufman at 724-7...
Nothing poisonous but many things beautiful will be on display Sunday at the first-ever Western Pennsylvania Reptile Expo at Hindman Hall on Route 68, Connoquenessing To...
Youth perform Living Stations
CRANBERRY TWP - Often, getting a teen into church is not an easy job. But the St. Ferdinand Roman Catholic Church youth group, and the adult...
They discuss how to advance their political agenda
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - With a mixed sense of triumph and urgency, some 900 evangelical Christians from more than 40 st...
