Three newspapers from the Butler Eagle dealing with suffrage were selected for Headline in History excerpts.
DATELINE: Aug. 18, 1920
Butler Women Anxious to vote
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Suf...
Gift, Elm Court tours offered
In its efforts to promote the study of history, literature and the arts, the Frederick R. Koch Foundation has made a substantial monetary do...
“So, I can't make this up,” Butler County Community College graduate Trevor Nordquist begins.
Within seconds of leaving the last of Pennsylvania's 121 state parks he vis...
CRANBERRY TWP — The U.S. Post Office's motto claims “neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night” keeps it from delivering the mail.
The same could be said for com...
Previous pastor training priests
The Rev. Martie Johnson Jr. has taken over as the pastor of St. Anthony Antiochian Orthodox Church, 400 S. Sixth Ave.
He replaces the Re...
Virtual 5K offers superhero option
Avenge Hunger Month by Armstrong returns in September to gather resources for community feeding programs as part of their ongoing Break...
From left, siblings Carson, 7, Alex, 13, and Jeana, 9, Peglowski of Middlesex Township are selling local honey as a fundraiser for Holy Sepulcher Catholic School. Accord...
One of the few activities not canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Grace Youth and Family Foundation's Children's Summer Program had more than 200 participants thi...
Jackie Bullman had a vision.
The East Brady resident shared it with friends Liz Archambault and Brenda Pyle, both of Butler. The vision was pickleball. And it's grown in...
Slate of 7 officers already at work
CENTER TWP — Sue Morrow will be installed as the Butler GFWC Intermediate League's new president next month.
She hopes.
Like so much...
