One of the biggest parties in the history of Butler County happened Saturday, July 8, 1950, when a massive crowd of about 50,000 jammed Butler’s Main Street to watch the ...
Joey Cafaro, 7, of Gibsonia, pedaled hard during the Kid's Tractor Pull competition Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2008, at the Butler Farm Show.
More than 50 children ages 3 to 9 par...
The garden Donna Eubanks had grown by July 2009 helped her remember her late-husband and pay tribute to relatives who served in the military with varieties like the Veter...
Gary McKinney, of Tarentum, lost his high school ring in the mid-1970s while he was hunting near the Heath Pump Station along the Clarion River. On June 19, 2009, Richard...
For Breakneck Beagle Club president Robert Dorsch, the opportunity to run his beagles in the trials is a passion.
Although a hunter in his younger years, the retired mech...
Hunter Speer, 7, of the Fisher Dairy Farm at Portersville, readies his cow Friday, July 1, 2011, for competition at the Big Butler Fair.
It was the first day of the Big...
More than 13 years ago, the members of the Rodfathers of Butler had already started their yearly Cruise-A-Palooza, entertaining car-lovers in the area by taking over Butl...
Tom Marak never told his customers what to put inside their customized time capsules.
The Muddy Creek Township man had run a business based on preserving the past for fut...
Century steelworkers put steel up Tuesday, June 14, 2016, for Marriott’s SpringHill Suites at the corner of Jefferson and McKean streets in Butler.
The $8.2 million, 76-r...
It was Weird Al Yankovic who first sparked Stephen Wuchina’s interest in playing the accordion. Five years later, it was classical and French music that kept him playing ...
