From left, Pauline Smith, Pennsylvania Association of Student Councils Mid-Western District chairman, and Bruce Dickey, president of the Kittanning High School Student C...
The Teem entry in the Women’s Metropolitan “A” League had three pins to spare when it rolled a record 2,774 last week at Lar-Wick Lanes, breaking the old mark of 2,771. ...
A ribbon cutting in March 1974 officially opened the Morgan Management Building on Brugh Avenue. Taking part in the ceremony were, from left, Gene Houllion, manager of t...
The Mars High School girls basketball team, seen in this photograph from Feb. 9, 1942, compiled an enviable record on high school courts and won a majority of its contes...
The Class of 1942 Butler High School Reserves basketball team completed its season in February of that year with a 15-2 mark. Pictured, front from left, John Speicher, A...
The league leading Zelienople High School team gets set to battle Evans City in February 1942 in an attempt to win the Section 23 crown. Zelienople was undefeated in lea...
Members of Girl Scout Junior Troop 467, sponsored by Christ Community Methodist Church, practice for their puppet show “There is a Girl Scout in Our Family” in March 197...
Symbolizing their hope that a record number of Buck-a-Cup coffee buttons will be sold, Mary Ann Stewart, special projects coordinator for the Easter Seals Society of But...
People in Butler woke up March 4, 1971, to discover that 10 inches of snow fell overnight, including at the intersection of Main and Diamond streets in Butler. Although ...
Girl Scouts receiving the Tekakwitha religious award in March 1964, were, from left, Elaine Feehan of St. Wendelin Roman Catholic Church in Butler, Cynthia Wellner of St...
