As a history buff I have enjoyed reading the America 250 series of articles. As an “old newsman,” I know that a guiding principle is to always “look for the local angle ...
I am not a resident of the Karns City Area School District but I read in the Butler Eagle that the Sugarcreek Elementary School building was to be demolished.
I called th...
A Butler native had a firsthand encounter with danger and heroism recently, and his rescue is a reminder of the people who are out there to protect us.
As we learned in t...
“Quiet, piggy”
“Stupid person”
“You’re the worst”
“Let me just tell you, you are an obnoxious, a terrible — actually a terrible reporter, and it’s always the same thing w...
Last week, the Senate voted NOT to extend ACA subsidies, turning their backs on the American people and igniting a health care crisis that is already exploding at the bed...
Bipartisan agreement on anything is rare these days, but there is a topic that even the deeply divided U.S. Congress can agree on: Milk.
The U.S. House of Representatives...
A relatively mundane middle-aged rite of passage — shingles vaccination — might offer an added benefit: protection against, or even the slowing of the progression of, dem...
Generosity is shocking. Especially when it’s to strangers.
That was my first thought upon hearing of the Dell family donation of $6.25 billion to fund Trump Accounts. I h...
This year’s traditional Chanukah Celebration held in Cranberry Township started with a story.
Rabbi Yossi Feller said only two days earlier he woke up to the news that h...
ChatGPT and its peers have become the bane of teachers. Students churn out homework assignments with it and, according to one exasperated professor, secretly feed themsel...
