An ongoing project of the state's Department of Environmental Protection requires municipalities to control the amount of pollutants and sediment that runs into local wa...
Others honored for their work
Butler County Community College’s efforts to increase the quality of life in its communities were recognized Thursday by Butler County Human...
Group spreads cheer to teenagers
An annual gift-wrapping effort slated for Saturday in Boyers saw increased support this year for area foster children.
Michelle Marlowe,...
The Seneca Valley Raider Robotics FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) Team placed second out of 16 teams at the Pennsylvania FTC Scrimmage at North Catholic High School last mont...
SLIPPERY ROCK — After retiring in 2017 following 15 years as a member of the Slippery Rock University faculty, you might think June Edwards would take a breather.
Inste...
The Tower Garden doesn’t exactly tower over Slippery Rock University students using the indoor plant-growing system.
However, the 58-inch tall classroom learning and pr...
Otherwise, board to vote on OT pay
HARRISBURG — Gov. Tom Wolf is putting the state House of Representatives on a timeline to pass legislation he has long sought to raise ...
28 turkeys, 160 pounds of other meat thrown out
LANCASTER TWP — Sharon Klaiber entered the walk-in freezer in the basement of Zion Lutheran Church, where all the meat and...
WASHINGTON TWP — Both drivers were injured Friday morning in a head-on crash on Route 38, authorities said.
The collision, which took place around 6:45 a.m. at approxima...
Health network hosts Care and Cosmetics class
When a woman of any age loses her hair, lashes and brows to cancer treatment, feelings of unattractiveness naturally can fol...
