Public service is often a thankless job.
The time committed by those serving on borough councils, school boards, planning commissions and other public entities can be se...
While drunk drivers are still the most dangerous category of people on the road — in 2017, a total of 293 people died during incidents that involved drinking and driving...
Easter is a time of year that calls on all of us to reflect on our lives. What footprints will we leave on the sands of this earth? How often can we say we carried someo...
Nobody likes hearing that their taxes might go up, even slightly.
This tax season, a number of people — myself included — saw an increase in the amount that they owed t...
Being hungry for most of us means reaching into the fridge and grabbing something to snack on, or going to the grocery store to replenish the cupboards.
That may be the ...
When Memorial Day arrives late next month, it will begin the 15th summer in Butler without a municipal swimming pool.
The city shut down its Memorial Park Pool for good ...
A county judge ruled last week to allow a referendum that would end the prohibition of liquor licenses in Middlesex Township to go before voters in the May 21 primary el...
Just in time for April’s National Child Abuse Prevention Month and this week’s National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, two proposals to help victims are currently making th...
When British Airways launched direct flights last week between Pittsburgh and London, the ayatollahs in Tehran must have caught wind of it, and decided to fight back. On...
County institutions of higher learning scored a win last week when the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education’s (PASSHE) Board of Governors made a policy change t...
