Washington’s Trail 1753 will be taking a look at George Washington’s experiences with the Revolutionary War on the frontier of the budding United States during its annual...
“But surely your murderer, having chopped up and concealed his victim in a chest, wouldn’t ask all his friends to come round and eat off it.”
That line lands with bite in...
Get your green on. St. Patrick’s Day is less than a week away!
While the big man himself wasn’t actually responsible for the eradication of snakes in Ireland, he is consi...
Cranberry Public Library and Classrooms Without Borders are hosting a screening of “The Cure for Hate,” a documentary that follows former white supremacist Tony McAleer o...
A plethora of the city’s most popular events are set to hit the streets once again this year.
Butler City Council voted unanimously Thursday, Feb. 26, to approve a list o...
The best of Butler County music, food and business will be on display Thursday, March 12, at the Butler Eagle Readers’ Choice Awards’ first in-person celebration.
The be...
An upcoming play at Hobnob Theatre Company is a psychological thriller that asks not “whodunit,” but “will they get away with it?”
“Rope” initially debuted in 1929, with ...
“Mary Poppins” is coming to Moniteau School District March 13 and 14.
The jack-of-all trades, Bert, introduces the audience to the troubled Banks family in 1910 England. ...
The Intermediate League of Butler is hosting its 74th annual Antiques Show and Sale from March 20 to 22. The show will bring dozens of dealers to the Ramada by Wyndham Bu...
