There are still 439 photos of uniformed Armco employees taken during World War II available for their relatives to claim at the Butler Eagle office.
According to Jerry P...
Kitchens becoming more of a shared focus area
If you're looking to buy or redecorate or renovate a home in 2019, you might notice many modern looks focusing on kitchens i...
Here are excerpts from articles on the Butler Eagle's front page June 10, 1944.
A Butler County infantryman from Mars has been reported missing in action in the Italian t...
On June 6, 1944, John Pinder Jr. could have been celebrating his birthday back in the states, but felt compelled by a higher power to serve his country overseas.
That da...
Options allow residents to personalize space
The summer months have arrived, and county homeowners may be noticing a trend in neighbors revamping their patios and other o...
Here are excerpts from articles on the Butler Eagle's front page June 9, 1944.
ALLIED SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, London, June 9 — Reinforced Allied invasion armies stormed ste...
Heroes enjoy 'USO' show, 'joyous celebration'
PENN TWP — An airport hangar party sent World War II veterans back in time for a night of fun Saturday.
To end a week of pro...
Here are excerpts from articles on the Butler Eagle's front page June 7, 1944.
LONDON, June 7 — Some of the first assault troops who stormed the French beaches were mowed...
Charlie Stitt, an Army veteran and retired AK Steel executive, wanted to take a trip to Normandy to tour the beaches stormed by thousands of courageous GIs on June 6, 19...
Here are excerpts from articles on the Butler Eagle's front page June 6, 1944.
WASHINGTON, June 6 — Following is President Roosevelt's prayer for success of our arms in t...
