Today is officially National Newspaper Carrier Day. What once was a celebration of young boys and girls delivering the daily news to your doorstep each day is now more o...
Yet another story this week drove home the point that educators and parents with students attending school during the COVID-19 pandemic this fall likely will have to sta...
The Trump administration’s relaxing strict standards for how coal-fired power plants dispose of wastewater is welcome news for the state’s beleaguered coal industry.
The...
You may have heard President Donald Trump make the charge against the media as being “the enemy of the people.”
While we can’t agree with the President of the United Sta...
An annual legislative farm tour last week provided a great opportunity for the Butler County Farm Bureau to emphasize with federal, state and county officials the import...
Some days our messages get mixed together with that of a higher power when it isn’t intentional.
Today is Aug. 28, and to persons who study the Bible, that corresponds ...
In what many will view as an expert attempt to deflect attention from his underhanded dealings with restrictions concerning activities during the COVID-19 restrictions, ...
The Republican National Convention began Monday. The Democrats held their quadrennial party (albeit virtually) last week. COVID-19, the economy, unemployment, racial ten...
What’s new about the situation concerning the post office? Absolutely nothing. The post office is full of hard-working, honest Americans wanting to make a livable wage t...
It’s never good to waste a natural resource.
For many Butler County residents — especially those who have wells — conserving water during the hot summer months is an ann...
