It’s said that entrepreneurs are born, not bred. While that’s mostly true, some people become entpreneurs by necessity. It’s also true that entrepreneurs, whether born w...
Times certainly have changed over the past half-century.
Last week the Pittsburgh suburb of Mount Lebanon awarded a $75,000 contract for trapping and euthanizing whiteta...
Two wrongs don’t make a right, especially when they pertain to a convicted cop-killer and the Pennsylvania Legislature.
The convict in this case, journalist and author ...
There’s a hint of déjà vu in the suggestion that the Butler Police Department should eliminate its desk sergeant position and free up another officer for routine patrols...
Law enforcement officers in several departments across Butler County get a pat on the back for the arrest last week of David A. Morrow. Police say the 31-year-old Slippe...
More needs to be said about a proposed overhaul of the mutual aid agreement between Butler Fire Department and the volunteer fire departments throughout Butler County.
A...
Most of the people in prison today have a drug problem, an alcohol problem or a mental health problem — sometimes all three. That’s true in just about any prison in the ...
It’s no comfort to the homeowners living nearby, but the Butler Township commissioners made the correct choice Monday night when they unanimously approved a 50-unit subs...
Today Tom Wolf begins his new job as Pennsylvania governor. By pretty much everyone’s estimate, it will be a rough ride.
Wolf comes into office with the state facing a n...
Government agencies spending public tax dollars should be transparent in their decision making and open with communications. But that is not how the Department of Vetera...
