The Jefferson Township Board of Supervisors should be commended for its recent decision to approve a $2.7 million renovation of SEBCO pool at the township’s Laura Doerr M...
Even 41 years after her disappearance, Cherrie Mahan’s name still comes up all the time, especially in Butler County, where she lived before disappearing on Feb. 22, 1985...
As the 2026 Winter Olympics draw to a close this weekend, we have a chance to reflect on what the modern Olympics can represent.
The revival of the Olympics in the late 1...
It’s a truism those experiencing the Industrial Revolution would have recognized immediately: The world is increasingly wider than our own backyard.
The march of progress...
This weekend, Butler County residents will have a chance to mark George Washington’s 294th birthday and his ties to Western Pennsylvania during the Cherry Pie Hike and na...
Every married couple remembers how they first met and fell in love with their spouse, whether it be through attending the same church or school or using the same dating a...
Good things happen when journalists work together.
Whether it’s partnering on stories too big to handle, leveraging resources and sharing the results to provide a bigger ...
What’s Galentine’s Day?
“Oh, it’s only the best day of the year,” said Leslie Knope, the fictional deputy director of the imaginary Pawnee Parks and Recreation Departmen...
Visitors found a sign on the Mars Area Public Library’s doors Friday stating the library will be closed until further notice.
This was after the library was closed for t...
EMS agencies are facing more challenges than ever before and no one is more aware of it than the people who are on the front lines of emergency health care.
Someone like...