The Labor Department reports that the nation lost 63,000 jobs last month, after losing 22,000 in January. Those numbers are the clearest sign yet that the nation might b...
Anyone with knowledge about money should have recognized long ago that those tempting, low adjustable-rate mortgages would eventually be trouble for many struggling fami...
It appears a Pittsburgh man received an appropriate sentence of one year's probation for bringing more than a half-dozen knives onto the Seneca Valley School District ca...
"A lot of people doing a little can accomplish a lot" should be the guiding thought for people in the city of Butler and, indeed, in boroughs and townships throughout th...
The issue of whether county taxpayers should continue to foot the bill for health care benefits for part-time row office solicitors remains in the spotlight. It's good t...
This year's presidential race is doing in Butler County what it is doing across the state. It is triggering a wave of party changing and causing some people who had not ...
It is understandable that the Pennsylvania Game Commission has been watching the West Virginia Legislature's push to establish hunter-training courses in public schools ...
Now that the county tax cards are out, I would like to address the taxpayers on the attitude of our elected officials.
If anyone had the opportunity to hear Butler Count...
A Pennsylvania House Democratic study on the issues of leasing the Pennsylvania Turnpike to a private operator and imposing tolls on Interstate 80 makes arguments that, ...
When parents are concerned about conditions in their children's schools, they should let their feelings be known. Parents of students at Slippery Rock Elementary School ...
