Log In

The Boston Red Sox are baseball's world champions, but the city's highway-project reputation puts Bean Town in another category of its own - and not for the right reason...

The message emanating from Butler County's annual financial report covering 2004 is that county leaders must redouble efforts to control spending. If they don't, additio...

United Way of Butler County was justified in celebrating its 2005 fund-raising campaign, even though the campaign fell $150,000 short of its $1.5 million goal. The cause...

The world is sensing a void with the death of Pope John Paul 11. And not just the billion or so Catholics arond the world who feeling the loss of John Paul, but people o...

The proposal for wind farms on state lands is interesting in terms of the energy it could generate as well as the extent to which it could reduce reliance on coal-fired ...

Sen. David J. Brightbill, the Pennsylvania Senate's Republican leader, has good intentions in wanting to limit the size of annual increases in state spending. His propos...

American Legion posts across the nation would consider themselves lucky if they had many loyal, dedicated people like Wayne Conley on their membership rosters. Members o...

Cranberry Township residents should appreciate their elected officials' willingness to make an area behind the municipal building available for conversion into a skatebo...

The Borough of Saxonburg was justified in exhibiting pride Wednesday at the public unveiling of the proposed $3 million Streetscape project. That the project has reached...

The Zelienople traffic study currently under way is a positive exercise on behalf of the borough's future. But, unfortunately, the best solution to the traffic congestio...