“Butler lost a good one.”
Those were the words of Linda Franiewski after learning of the death Tuesday of Joan Chew, Butler County’s first female commissioner, a humanit...
Not that an excuse is ever needed to praise the county’s two excellent institutions of higher learning, but both are certainly deserving of it this week.
Earlier this we...
Despite cooler evenings, summer is not over, at least not yet. It doesn’t end until Sept. 22.
What makes Butler County so special area all of the activities that help pe...
We’d like to commend Slippery Rock University for adjusting its curriculum to fit students’ interest and working to stay relevant at a time when students have plenty of ...
There’s a plethora of support for women, not just men, veterans at the Butler Veteran’s Affairs office.
There are many health and lifestyle-related programs for women to...
Blood services providers are reporting an ongoing shortage in the region, and are attempting to convince more local residents to donate blood to make up the difference.
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The free housing given to anyone not able or willing to pay the rent they agreed to is scheduled to come to an end at the same time as the fiasco in Afghanistan.
If you ...
It is hard to imagine what job classification would come in second if the public were to vote on what job is accomplished with the poorest results.
Maybe run the Pirates...
Everyone likes to see themselves or their professions glamorized in the movies or even television. Many people have commented over time about how they or someone else th...
School boards across the county recently held meetings to discuss whether to make mask wearing mandatory or optional during this school year.
While most boards made it o...
