Dedicated group covers the bases so kids can play
Our goal is to provide an opportunity for the maximum number of players we can,"said Dess Schnur of the East Butler Bas...
Much like the store he has owned since 1982, Al Rosenberg, 55, has been a life-long Butler resident.
The Workingman's Store, at 257 S. Main St., was built in 1933 and ha...
Moses Jewelers in Butler is celebrating its 58th year of business this year.
In 1949, Merril Moses opened his doors on Main Street in Lyndora after receiving his degree...
Goals differ, but powerlifters agree self-discipline is key
SLIPPERY ROCK — A sport of self-discipline and strength, powerlifting can benefit individuals from a variety o...
Summer track clubs help youths learn, grow
They could be swimming, eating ice cream, getting a tan or taking advantage of summer vacation. But members of summer track clu...
Mihalik adopted miner's attitude toward athletics
To answer this question, it's important to understand my family and upbringing.
I realize now my life has had more of a...
July 3, 1977, was the first time an MRI examination was done on a human being. It took about 5 hours.
Now, 30 years later, that machine is in the Smithsonian Institution...
On the first day of December, four women stretched and prepared for a different kind of tennis.
"We're winter warriors," Barb Dlutowski said.
Dlutowski of Middlesex Tow...
They dribble for a medal
If Carol McCullough wanted to play, she had to sway.
Because she did, the Western Pennsylvania Senior Olympics program is stronger than ever.
Six...
Did you know the world is really being run by batteries? Think about this — the average person uses between six to 10 batteries every morning before he leaves his drivew...
