When Congress passed the Help America Vote Act of 2002, the law was well-intentioned but not well thought out. As the 2006 deadline for implementation of electronic voti...
It's an old reminder but one that is important nonetheless: Smoke detectors can help to save lives and minimize fire damage.
The experience of the Greg Seybert family of...
The fierce competition among potential casino operators pitching billion-dollar investment deals for Pittsburgh provides strong evidence that Gov. Ed Rendell and state l...
When people think of fire departments, they generally think of flames, smoke, fire trucks and water.
But the Saxonburg Volunteer Fire Company, in cooperation with volunt...
People questioning the logic of a high-speed police chase in the middle of the day stemming from a driving-under-suspension violation are correct. Many lives were placed...
Butler area motorists have gotten upbeat news about the replacement of the Route 8 bridge over Route 422. The state Department of Transportation has announced that the p...
Grove City's downtown revitalization project is showing that borough officials need a remedial course in communication.
The project, for which construction was to begin ...
Wednesday's Butler Eagle included both upbeat and troubling news concerning the coal mining industry. Efforts must push ahead without delay to ensure that the positive n...
Emergency medical services' unhappiness with the name attached to Pennsylvania's revised occupational-privilege tax are justified in their opinion. The name attached to ...
The Saxonburg Area Authority has good cause for feeling upbeat about the $34.5 million loan that the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PennVEST) has appr...
