The Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh has announced limited public celebration of certain sacraments in accordance with the government’s plans to gradually reopen communiti...
We do this by keeping our eyes on Jesus, the champion who initiates and perfects our faith. Because of the joy awaiting him, he endured the cross, disregarding its shame...
Cranberry Township resident Mary Ann Mangini believes music heals.
“It unites people,” Mangini said. “It is a magical force that can pull you out of a funk, or make your...
The box “To declare or not” (April 23) incorrectly listed boroughs that did not declare a state of emergency. The boroughs of Cherry Valley, Fairview, Karns City, Slippe...
Contractors from STG Communications install cell signal equipment on the water tower off of Route 8 north of Butler on Thursday. An official onsite said it was the first...
Man, 34, found slumped in car
A hearing is pending for a suspected drugged driver who Butler police say tried to swallow crack cocaine after officers found him slumped ov...
[naviga:h3]Cranberry lights up in show of support[/naviga:h3]
The Cranberry Township Municipal Center has been bathed in light each night to honor the efforts of first r...
[naviga:h3]Operation BBQ Relief gives free family meals Saturday [/naviga:h3]
Operation BBQ Relief will distribute one free family meal box at noon on Saturday to cars l...
A felon is accused of having a firearm last weekend in Butler.
The defendant, David W. Schuster, 28, of Butler, is facing a June hearing on a felony charge of persons no...
Put a red cross in the window
The county's caring Christians are forming a program to pray with and for folks in the community who feel isolated, anxious and alone during...
