The 1968 film “Once Upon a Time in the West,” according to a report by the BBC, holds a distinction no other movie can boast: the longest-running opening credits sequence...
Butler County residents have lost a staggering 678 family members, beloved friends, neighbors, co-workers, students and others to overdose deaths since 2011.
But accordin...
Slower inflation was supposed to be a sign that the economy was cooling, all part of the Federal Reserve’s plan for higher interest rates to restore balance to the econom...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in an unenviable position. Having been caught flat-footed by the worst terrorist attack in Israel’s history, his approval rat...
Vladimir Putin wants the world to believe that Russia’s economy is doing fine, and that he has the wherewithal to prosecute the war in Ukraine indefinitely.
He’s bluffing...
On Feb. 7, the Butler Eagle reported “LA sees nearly 400 mudslides.” News flash! In reality, there is no such thing as a “mudslide,” a term which exists only in the minds...
In the Friday, March 1, edition of the Butler Eagle, we learned the money raised for an injured teen was given to his family, showing how the community continues to rally...
Generosity throughout Butler contributed to a successful shoebox gift collection season at drop-off locations for the Samaritan’s Purse project Operation Christmas C...
I read with interest the article by Zach Petroff about the mobile home park Oak Springs (“Cranberry holds informational meeting for Oak Springs community members,” Feb. 1...
A U.S. Department of Health and Human Services report found “many adolescents experience positive mental health, but an estimated 49.5 percent of adolescents has had a me...
