Butler County received its first taste of winter Tuesday as late-afternoon whiteout conditions closed roads and made travel treacherous.
It shouldn’t need to be said, bu...
Butler residents have been notably — and not surprisingly — upset to learn the city isn't placing Christmas lights on Main Street's streetlight posts this year due to an...
Today we honor our nation’s greatest heroes.
From the time our fledgling country was founded in 1776 until the present day, countless brave and honorable men and women s...
Phooey on Trump tweets. That’s what I usually say, but not the other day when utterly sickening, demonic, drug-smuggling gunmen killed nine Americans in northern Mexico....
Those of us who have never been in the military don’t understand what it is like to serve in the military.
My father never wanted to talk about the war. A waist-gunner a...
I'll never forget taking our dog for a walk at the high school during our first spring in Mars. Unbeknownst to us, it was prom night. I distinctly remember talking with ...
Butler has taken two major steps recently to attract business to the city.
The Butler County Chamber of Commerce entered into a three-year partnership with the Allegheny...
Jews have been awarded 40 percent of the Nobel Prizes in economics, 30 percent of those in medicine, 25 percent in physics, 20 percent in chemistry, 15 percent in litera...
Passion for equal justice leads him to visit 400 inmates he had sentenced
In preparation for taking the bench as a newly appointed federal judge in 1994, Mark W. Bennett ...
In recent months on this page, the Eagle has praised the city’s efforts to demolish blighted properties and examined how there needs to be a balance between communities ...
