Jimmy Carter was president, the country was still riding the wave of the U.S. men’s hockey team’s “Miracle on Ice,” the original Pac-Man was gearing up to chomp its way t...
April 24 is Arbor Day, when Americans will gather to plant trees on city streets, in parks and within other open spaces. But this year, as wildfires, drought and flooding...
Hats off to Miss Butler County Annie Rieg for using her public appearances to push for more organ and tissue donations.
At a recent appearance at Butler Memorial Hospital...
From the ultra-deep waters of Brazil’s Santos Basin to the arid shale fields of Argentina’s Patagonia, a new hydrocarbon boom is welling up across Latin America.
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Teachers at all levels of education are noticing the changing career landscape that awaits their students following their graduation from school. Trade schools in particu...
“If the great brain of NASA were attached to any particular sense, it was the eye,” wrote Norman Mailer in his psychedelic history of the Apollo program. Whatever else on...
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...
