We are writing regarding the article published in the Community section of the Butler Eagle on Tuesday, March 24, (“Plant starters available at Saxonburg library,” Page 7...
This is in response to the article “Contents of KC School Left Behind” (March 11, Page 1). It is a disgrace that usable school library books were considered garbage.
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The Butler Eagle is very balanced in its coverage of local and national events and issues. At a time when many papers are going out of business, the Butler Eagle is winni...
Kudos to the Offstein family on the sale of their Furniture Galleries building to the Lighthouse Foundation. The building and the opportunity for new and expanded mission...
At a time when newspapers of all sizes continue to struggle, Western Pennsylvania got some good news Tuesday: The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette announced a buyer for the storie...
Americans’ fatigue is rising as costs climb, crises multiply and leaders focus on spectacle instead of solutions. This exhaustion is not personal — it is political, weake...
It’s kind of an unspoken rule in the jungles of academia for students within a certain age range that math and science aren’t the cool things to be interested in.
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In an 8-1 decision last week, the Supreme Court struck down a Colorado law that prohibited so-called conversion therapy aimed at changing the gender expression or sexual ...
The staff of the Tamarack Wildlife Center in Crawford County deserve praise for their successful efforts to heal an injured bald eagle found last fall near Slippery Rock....
For decades, there’s been a quasi-clandestine accord about expanding oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico. Nobody wanted to go there — well, except the oil and gas companie...
