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More than 5,000 people in Butler and Mercer counties did their civic duty Tuesday in face of growing fears of contracting the novel coronavirus 2019. They voted. These ...

The state’s Department of Transportation made the right move this week by extending expiration dates for a number of required items for drivers. Due to the spread of nov...

The coronavirus 2019 pandemic has the nation on edge, and rightfully so. But there are some positives that have surfaced from the outbreak. With millions of people the w...

Not since 9/11 has our country witnessed the types of events that unfolded last week. In the days following that fateful day full of frightful and tragic loss nearly 20...

Life has changed dramatically in the past week. We were supposed to be worried about choosing the best brackets for our March Madness polls and deciding which Easter Eg...

Why is the situation with steel tariffs suddenly a surprise? We need to protect 1,500 jobs at the Butler Plant of AK Steel. This isn’t a Republican issue or a Democrat...

An 18-year-old student featured in Tuesday’s newspaper exemplifies the type of leadership needed among youths in Pennsylvania. Jillian Ranko, a senior at Butler Area Sen...

The Tri-County Workforce Investment Board received a $500,000 grant last week to help young adults who have been convicted of a crime re-enter the workforce. The goal is...

Eight of the nine municipalities required to get a regional stormwater study off the ground have now signed on to do their part. On Thursday, Cranberry Township’s superv...

The overreaction to the coronavirus is somewhat baffling. Despite all the exposure and headlines our friends in the media have given to it, COVID-19 hasn’t come close t...