Throughout the county, borders can determine zoning rules, millage rates or the date when schools return to in-person learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. The rules ch...
“Gratitude” was the theme that ran in the Butler Eagle’s third weekly issue of the student section, Soar, on March 19.
It is so easy to fall in love with the stories tol...
This space has been used to plead the case for persons and professions being unfairly damaged by the Wolf administration and his health advisors before, and it is time t...
So another politician (President Joe Biden) has called for tougher gun control in the wake of the latest mass shooting.
What a surprise. Here is another surprise: No one...
Monday, March 22, was World Water Day. Is there anything more taken for granted than drinking water in the United States?
A number of years ago, we were introduced to a...
It is always nice to see people recognized for their efforts in the community and also for exceeding expectations in their careers.
On Sunday night, the Butler basketba...
The county commissioners made the right decision last week by approving a pilot program that will help emergency medical services around the state get what they need to ...
March is Women’s History Month, which highlights the contributions of trailblazing women in history and modern society, and is celebrated in the United States and other ...
Slippery Rock University should be commended for recently beginning training for staff and student workers that covers the areas of diversity, equity and inclusion. Onli...
WalletHub, a respected credit-review and financial planning organization based in Washington, D.C., is practically championing Pennsylvania’s unemployment recovery rate....
