There are two views of Pennsylvania’s plan to require an asset test for people seeking food stamps.
One is that such a test would help ensure that the program helps only...
There's disagreement over whether business owners along South Monroe Street were notified about the closing of the street for four weeks while sewage storage tanks are c...
As the 10th anniversary of the Guantanamo Bay military prison on Cuba was marked this week, some commentators noted that candidate Barack Obama had promised to close the...
The resignation of Joe Wiest from the Butler School Board provided a great opportunity for someone with no previous ties to the board to seek to become involved in overs...
Go redeem your gift cards!
That’s my takeaway after a chat with Brian Riley, a senior research director in the retail banking and cards practice at TowerGroup. He studie...
With little fanfare, Congress did something good at the end of 2011. Actually, it’s not that Congress did a good thing; it’s that Congress chose to not do the wrong thin...
The Denver Broncos would not have won Sunday’s wild-card matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers if injuries had not wreaked such a terrible toll on the Black and Gold.
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Praise is in order to those who spent their New Year’s Eve in downtown Butler to show support for the eighth annual Ring in the Arts festival.
The same can be said for t...
In assuming the role of the city of Butler’s director of accounts and finance, Councilwoman Cheri Scott will have the responsibility of keeping the council focused on th...
Recent articles about abuse of sick pay benefits have raised some questions. Is sick pay an employee benefit that pays for limited days when a worker is unable to work, ...
