Butler City Councilman Mitch Ufner is right in pushing for stepped-up street-repair efforts. Many city streets are victims of decades of neglect; the deterioration is no...
It would be foolish to think all Butler AK Steel employees are feeling upbeat about the new six-year labor contract approved last week. They would have preferred a pact ...
Escalating costs have scaled back construction of new highways. The current emphasis is on better maintenance of existing roadways.
But if a project under way on Route 2...
A top legislative leader in Harrisburg is once again providing the citizens of Pennsylvania with a civics lesson on how things work in Harrisburg.
The previous lesson be...
There's nothing wrong with the state Fish and Boat Commission's decision to start trout season about two weeks earlier in the southeastern and southcentral parts of the ...
Center Township taxpayers would be doling out much less for governmental legal expenses if the township supervisors always would uphold the public's right to know.
All u...
Former CIA operative Valerie Plame is Paula Jones — if with national security credentials and Beltway savoir-faire. Both women filed iffy lawsuits that seemed more desig...
Google, the leading Internet search engine company, recently announced it would build a new facility in Ann Arbor, Mich., that is expected to produce an estimated 1,000 ...
People of the Butler area have cause for feeling hopeful about the prospects for a new contract covering 1,400 employees at the local AK Steel plant — without a work dis...
The lack of a long line for eight available Butler Area Sewer Authority tap-in permits surprised BASA officials, at least initially.
But upon further reflection, the lac...
