A good way to both support a vital community institution and make some great summer memories is to attend the upcoming Saxonburg Fireman’s Carnival.
This year, the annual...
Sometimes, even in these divisive political times, there is a decision made by our elected officials that everyone can praise.
That was the case last week when the Butler...
Not only is it amazing that a 6-year-old girl started an artistic movement to raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, the fact her initiative spread throug...
Each June, our nation takes time for a different sort of holiday. It isn’t focused on family or tradition. It doesn’t directly mark history or honor anyone in particular....
In late May, a 12-year-old was severely injured after crashing an e-bike into a vehicle near the intersection of School and Eau Claire streets in Butler.
Parents, or any...
Charity work in Butler is once again going to the dogs — literally.
Street Dog Coalition is returning this Saturday to provide free veterinary care and pet supplies to th...
The Jean B. Purvis Community Health Center had a cornhole tournament on Saturday, June 6, which was its first attempt at hosting an event featuring the lawn sport. Only f...
Paul Miller Jr., a 21-year-old Scranton man, was killed July 5, 2010, when a tractor-trailer driver reached for his cellphone, lost control and crashed into Miller’s car....
Sometimes the solution to a problem can be as simple as taking your foot off the gas.
That’s the thrust of Cranberry Township’s Slow Down Campaign running from June 5 thr...
