Students share their thoughts
Third-grade pupils at Butler Catholic School were recently asked to write about what Valentine's Day means to them and what they think love ...
'Quilling' makes cards special
Want to add a little panache to your Valentine's Day cards? Learn how to roll a few quilling shapes — hearts, teardrops and petals, for sta...
Hesitant, clumsy, uncertain, accidental, tender, risky — all can describe that first kiss. It can be unforgettable too.
“I remember it being at a party,” said Shirley Mc...
Songs change with generations
“At laaaaaaast, my looooove has come along,” Etta James sings with a gutsy, bluesy drawl at the beginning of her 1960 version of the 1940s ...
Secret to long life: stay active
FAIRLAWN, Ohio — At AMF Riviera Lanes in Fairlawn, bowling pins fell to the floor with a thud as the “Skrew Ballz” racked up a hefty numb...
Don’t look now, but another season is upon us. This one doesn’t rely on phases of the moon or vernal or autumnal equinoxes.
When W-2s start being passed out, it’s the be...
Have you ever wondered what your dog is trying to tell you when he barks?
The reasons can be endless, which is why The American Kennel Club offers these tips.
- To commu...
Remembering when Ringling Bros. came to Butler
Judy Hutchison can still recall the day the circus came to Butler.
It was nearly 63 years ago when the Ringling Bros. and B...
Suicide focus of program
CRANBERRY TWP — The Cranberry Area Diversity Network will host a suicide awareness and prevention program at 4 p.m. Feb. 15, at the Rose E. ...
From circus clown to lawyer, Peggy King has lived an eventful life.
The Evans City native spent years with the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus in the 1970s an...
