Not many people were happy when the state shut down everything due to the coronavirus earlier this year, and few will be pleased if similar steps are taken again.
Curren...
This past weekend, the Butler community was shaken by the sudden disappearance of a young woman on Friday with some important social engagements that same evening and th...
Once again Gov. Tom Wolf has tried to snow the people of Pennsylvania with a fake concern for the restaurants and bars which he has crippled with his dictatorial rules a...
Is it really necessary to use the word “dirty” anymore when commenting about politics? Has it become redundant? Is there really any other kind?
This election locally and...
People would like to trust their elected officials. That sort of begs for a punchline next, doesn’t it?
In today’s world, even those people chosen to represent the peop...
It just won’t go away. NFL football and the disrespect of players and now announcers is in the news again.
The battle between Colin Kaepernick and the NFL has been wild...
On Sunday, the Eagle ran a story on a historic moment in Butler — when, 60 years ago, presidential candidate John F. Kennedy rode in a convertible through town, and 8,00...
Two local men deserve praise for making sure that another man from the area — albeit one who was born 180 years ago — gets his overdue recognition.
Chad Slater, a Civil ...
The Butler Planning and Zoning Commission made the right decision last week by voting unanimously against a proposed ordinance amendment that would have added a Central ...
Congress has not agreed on a new coronavirus relief deal in over five months.
But the Senate this week swiftly began confirmation hearings for Judge Amy Coney Barrett, P...
