Louise D. Tanner’s letter (“Immigration enforcement has gone too far,” July 6, Page A4) expresses concern about U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in our...
Readers might have noticed the front page of the Butler Eagle was filled this week with stories about the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump in July 2024.
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In her letter, (“Immigration enforcement has gone too far,” July 6, Page A4) Louise D. Tanner stated “the lead article in the Butler Eagle on July 1, ‘Sheriff wants to wo...
A nearly 50-year-old organization announced this week that it’s taking on a new name.
Cranberry Township Community Chest, which was first founded in 1976, is now going to...
“Why am I learning AI if it’s going to eventually take my job?” one of my students asked me at the end of the school year.
“I don’t know,” I said. “I wonder the same thin...
Sophia Zang, 17, of Connoquenessing Township, wrote the following essay as a school assignment during the 2024-25 school year.
On July 3, we first were informed abo...
Placed between a rock and a hard place, its ironic the decision regarding Connoquenessing Township’s Act 537 Sewage Plan would come from two supervisors who won’t be retu...
The political realignment has come for economics. At least since the days of Friedrich Hayek and John Maynard Keynes in the last century, the divide in economic thinking ...
When two nonprofits were affected by flooding in early June, several Butler County organizations stepped up to help.
Jennifer Bindernagel, executive director of the Blind...
The wisest among us realize that what we normally think of as opposites are also associates. There’s life and death, joy and pain, fulfillment and absence. And, as Charli...
