Butler Mayor Bob Dandoy is a man with a plan.
The recently reelected mayor recently shared his proposal for using $15 million the city received from the sale of the Butle...
It’s a new year and no sooner than resolutions are broken, tax season arrives.
It will officially begin Jan. 26 when the Internal Revenue Service begins accepting and pro...
Our hearts dropped to the pits of our collective stomachs here at the Butler Eagle when we read the news: The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette will close May 3.
It’s heartbreaking...
A lot of people tried to celebrate the recent holidays as they muddled through nasty cold and flu bugs that have been going around, and, according to Butler Memorial Hosp...
In the weeks leading up to Christmas, churches, organizations, businesses and individuals work to make the holidays a little brighter for everyone.
For example, Community...
Several people spent a long time turning the basement of the Zelienople Area Public Library into a world where children can go for a life-sized escape.
The library’s “Can...
History doesn’t just live behind glass in a museum.
That’s proven by the work of Connie Collier and her late husband, Harold, who painstakingly restored a Depression-era ...
As we’re counting down the final hours of 2025, we’re likely to carry out our New Year’s traditions — and there is no shortage of options to choose from as we decide how ...
In the midst of a stream of national news reporting a dip in retail sales as Americans struggle with the challenges of inflation that has outpaced wages for years, Butler...
Shawn and Jen Kozar and Ed Thaner called for the help of the Penn Township and the Butler County community to find a photo of a general store on Brownsdale Road in the ho...