It seems imperative these days to draw attention to the demographics that divide us, especially as the demographic characteristics apply to our elected leaders. We all t...
The 2018 mid-term election is history now. Praise be.
It was a tough, expensive campaign that sometimes turned muddy, even bloody. Pundits from across the political spec...
Mi sheberakh avoteinu M’kor habrakhah l’imoteinu
May the source of strength who blessed the ones before us, Help us find the courage to make our lives a blessing And...
Tonight at 7 p.m. Butler’s B’nai Abraham synagogue will be filled with love — and with people of all faiths, as we come together to support and mourn with our Jewish Bro...
October has not been kind to Pennsylvania’s Republican-controlled General Assembly.
Lawmakers predictably flubbed, at the last minute, a years-long effort to give voters...
For decades the families of people with serious mental illnesses have been asking for assistance getting their loved ones the help that could change their lives — or sav...
The pain and sorrow — nevermind the virulent hate and runaway evil that spurred a mass shooting Saturday at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh — takes our breath away....
The pain and sorrow — nevermind the virulent hate and runaway evil that spurred a mass shooting Saturday at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh — takes our breath away....
The persistent but inaccurate “sanctuary county” label has come up yet again, reminding residents of Butler County of the notion that labels can be a lot like road signs...
The endless discourse and analysis continues, focused on the question why the political rift between America’s left and right keeps growing wider and more pronounced, wi...
