Though many voters would not be surprised to be facing a protracted post-election battle, complete with legal challenges and charges of polling errors, the mood at most ...
Ann Semel, a seventh-grader at Seneca Valley Middle School, says "this year is going to be a turning point in our nation's history - an election that no one will ever fo...
It's apparent that former Gov. Tom Ridge's 1996 experiment that involved the closing of Butler County's state health center either was a failure or got lost in the shuff...
Financially strapped Butler could use more people to step forward like Bob and Lee Garrard of West Penn Street have done.
The Garrards have donated $500 to the city poli...
Federal lawmakers who accepted a flu shot despite not being eligible for one under current rules provided another example of what's wrong on Capitol Hill. Lawmakers, who...
The Petroleum Valley's patience and perseverance have been greatly tested over the past couple of years by the discovery of contamination in the area's well-water system...
The big merger news announced this week proves there is still money to be made in the steel industry - prices for steel are up substantially from a year ago and global d...
Without a doubt, Vickie Larison of Middlesex Township has courage beyond the scope many adults affected by tragedy could muster.
And, her poignant message about the dang...
Police in Boston are destined to endure plenty of scrutiny and criticism beyond what already has been experienced over the death of a 21-year-old college student in the ...
In the closing days of the 2004 presidential campaign, both incumbent George W. Bush and Sen. John Kerry have opted for scaring voters. Bush warns that Kerry will not pu...
