All driver’s license and photo centers will be closed Saturday, Oct. 12 through Monday, Oct. 14, in observance of Columbus Day on Oct. 14.
A news release from the state D...
There had been rumors swirling about Butler’s Pullman-Standard plant for months. In December 1981, its entire 2,800-member work force was laid off. But Pullman-Standard h...
Despite what they said at the Dew Drop Inn, Nick Perry always maintained he’d had nothing to do with what would become known as the Triple Six Fix.
Perry, a longtime Pitt...
When Cheryl Schaefer hears her phone ring, she always picks it up.
That’s what we wrote last October when interviewing Schaefer, who leads the Butler Breast Cancer and W...
As Butler Senior High School alumnus Tyler Kotch delivers supplies to people in his current home of Asheville, N.C., his father, Richard Kotch, is gathering supplies in B...
When a ship is going down, the rats begin to flee. The same is true when it comes to the downfall of a powerful public official.
On Sept. 26, federal prosecutors unsealed...
Butler Meals on Wheels will hold a fundraiser dinner from 3 to 6 p.m. Oct. 15 at St. Peter’s Anglican Church, 218 E. Jefferson St.
The meal will be catered by the Monroe ...
St. Wendelin School students were among others across Butler County last week to gather items for victims of Hurricane Helene.
The donated supplies, which range from day...
A Westmoreland County woman is suing Concordia at Cabot claiming her 96-year-old father died two years ago as a result of a fall.
Carol Paolo, of New Kensington, filed th...
BUTLER TWP — The township plans to administer an exam for its police officers looking to be promoted to the rank of sergeant.
Butler Township commissioners voted Monday, ...
