There's only one negative aspect regarding the new junior high school tutoring program approved last week by the Butler School Board: It should have been implemented bef...
Pennsylvania needs money — lots of money — to maintain and improve its roads. So, as a possible solution to the estimated $1.7 billion annual shortage of available fundi...
Indiana County President Judge William Martin deserves praise for the tough sentence he meted out to Gareth Feracioly, 25, of Saxonburg in a violent purse-snatching in S...
The Butler Area Sewer Authority's decisions regarding future tap-in permits are destined to become increasingly controversial, if Monday's Butler Township commissioners ...
Sixty-five years ago today, people around the world reacted with emotions of anger, fear and uncertainty upon hearing the news that Japanese forces had engineered a succ...
Nobody enjoys paying taxes, but two factors can make the process bearable — understanding that taxes are necessary and knowing that everyone is paying their fair share.
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The state's judges don't campaign by taking stands on various issues, as do other politicians. And Pennsylvania's appellate court judges are lucky their campaigns don't ...
Pennsylvania has not heard the last of the tale of bringing legalized gambling to the state, but the story grows more disturbing with every new development.
It was just ...
Downtown Butler should be striving to display a sparkling face during the holiday season. The unseasonably warm weather Western Pennsylvania has just experienced should ...
When Democrats take control of Congress in January, one of the second-tier issues they will face at the same time as they address top-tier items such as the war in Iraq ...
