Order supports charity, unity and patriotism
They don't always wear the capes and plumed hats, but for 100 years the Knights of Columbus members in Butler have made it th...
Talks calm worries of procedure
LYNDORA - Little puffs of air could be heard last week at Butler Rehabilitation Centers, where The Breathing Partners and Pulmonary Suppor...
Registration is now open for the winter session of Mommy and Me classes, which will begin Jan. 24 at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 107 Staley Ave.
The eight-week course p...
'Bulge' costly for U.S., Germans
Vincent Vicari of Easton, Pa., knows about the Battle of the Bulge - not from books, movies or a TV miniseries, but because he was there....
Butler Tanglewood 10 Austin Ave., Lyndora Open 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Dec. 16 - Christmas party, all day, with entertainer Charlie Apple at 10:30 a.m.; grab bag exchang...
Volunteers stop to see homebound
For many, the word "gift" means an object, something purchased, something made, something tied with a bow.
Yet for homebound seniors in B...
Linda Cearfoss of Butler stands in front of the Friedman's store on Route 8 south, ringing a hand bell continuously.
By sounding the bell, Cearfoss hails midday shoppers...
Experts were losing hope
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - It was a May-December romance that really had legs: Young Aurora, a female giant octopus and her aging cephalopod suitor J-1 ...
Angel Tree gets toys to kids for parents in jail
Shopping is not on an inmate's list of things to do from prison, even if there's a hopeful child somewhere waiting for a ...
PHOENIX - The clang of coins in the Salvation Army's red kettles is being accompanied by the swipe of credit and debit cards this year as the charity equips some bell ri...
