David Felsing, 69, of Saxonburg, passed away on Monday, June 3, 2024, in Monroeville.
Born Aug. 27, 1954, in Brackenridge, he was the son of Raymond Felsing and Erla Bach...
Sandra “Sandy” Lough Towberman died peacefully the morning of Wednesday, May 29, 2024, in palliative care at UPMC Hospital McCandless, Pittsburgh. She was serving as the ...
The Butler County Humane Society received a large donation of supplies on Tuesday, June 4 from Mark Bowman, proprietor of Man With Tools LLC.
This marks the third consecu...
Frequent visitors to Butler’s Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival should expect a few changes when they encounter the Jeep Playground section of Cooper’s Lake Campground when t...
The Jeep Invasion, part of the annual Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival in Butler County, is back.
Roughly 1,000 registered Jeeps are set to descend upon Downtown Butler on ...
American Bantam Car Company made one Bantam prototype to present to the U.S. government for military testing in the 1930s, and until now, it was the only one of its kind ...
MARS — Leave the cattle, bring the Jeep.
That’s what Dave Brudy did when he bought a working cattle ranch in New Mexico with all of its holdings in 2017
The cattle remain...
The American Austin Car Company was founded in 1929 but lasted less than five years before filing for bankruptcy in 1934.
In 1935, the American Bantam Car Company in But...
Jeep enthusiasts and adventurers are gearing up for this year’s Epic Willys Adventure, an endurance race that spans around 1,700 miles through the Appalachian region.
As...
