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...
On Monday, Dec. 22, a man was trapped in a burning car in a ditch alongside Brownsdale Road when bystanders jumped into action and saved his life.
As we learned in the Tu...
The gifts have been opened. The carols have mostly been sung. The leftover “roast beast” and figgy pudding are safely stored away. (I admit I had to look up what figgy pu...
In 1897, 8-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon wrote a letter to the editor of the New York Sun, and the quick response was printed as an unsigned editorial on Sept. 21, 1897. The...
Following a crash along Brownsdale Road in Forward Township on Monday morning, Dec. 22, bystanders jumped into action to save another person’s life.
The bystanders pulle...
The Butler post office typically sees 35,000 to 40,000 letters on the average work day, but that number increases around the holiday season, and the office recently proce...
A Butler native had a firsthand encounter with danger and heroism recently, and his rescue is a reminder of the people who are out there to protect us.
As we learned in t...
Bipartisan agreement on anything is rare these days, but there is a topic that even the deeply divided U.S. Congress can agree on: Milk.
The U.S. House of Representatives...