LOS ANGELES — Depression can look very different in men and women. And many of its hallmarks — rage, risk-taking, substance abuse and even workaholism — can hide in plai...
WIC program looks to increase participation
After noticing a drop in participation in the Butler County Women, Infants and Children Supplemental Food Program, the staff i...
With their numbers diminished but their faith undimmed, members of Shiloh Baptist Church, 111 Hayes Ave., are preparing to celebrate their church's 100th anniversary nex...
Speech was 50 years ago
WASHINGTON — For many among the tens of thousands of Americans who thronged to the National Mall to mark the 50th anniversary of the March on Wash...
The High Holy Days Services at Congregation B’nai Abraham, 519 N. Main St., are: Erev Rosh Hashanah and Oneg honoring Bernie Levin at 8 p.m. Wednesday; Rosh Hashanah at ...
In celebration of National Yoga Month, the Butler Public Library, 218 N. McKean St., will offer free beginner’s yoga classes from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. each Monday, Sept. 9 ...
CONNOQUENESSING TWP — Diane Bishop of Connoquenessing Township spent part of her summer cruising up the Amazon River in Peru, fishing for piranha and walking across the ...
Pickleball a hit for older crowd
RALEIGH, N.C. — Richard Claxon usually plays pickleball three or four times a week — as long as his knees can stand it.
He is joined by f...
Katherine Stepp of Butler celebrated her 90th birthday with a family dinner at the Waterhole Restaurant in Harmony.
The former Katherine Hines was born Aug. 18, 1923, in...
Civil rights marchers gather again in D.C.
WASHINGTON — This week, the nation’s first black president, a living symbol of the racial progress Martin Luther King Jr. dream...
