Hunter Muro joined the Buter Eagle as a reporter in late July 2024. His responsibilities include covering Cranberry Township and the surrounding portions of southwestern Butler County. He is originally from Somerset County, PA and earned a degree in communications from the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown before moving to the Greater Pittsburgh area.
CRANBERRY TWP — A quiet July morning was met with tragedy when Megan Coulter collapsed in her Cranberry Township home from a stress-induced heart attack that sent her int...
Jackson Township officials are laying the groundwork for long-term infrastructure and recreational improvements along the growing Gudekunst Road corridor through a neighb...
BRADY TWP — Only one outdoor event in Butler County combines the sweet taste of an American classic with a step back in time to honor a founding father.
“Who wouldn’t hik...
JACKSON TWP — During a meeting Thursday, Feb. 19, supervisors approved the formation of an oversight committee for Harmony EMS through the Southwestern Butler Council of ...
As Christians all over the world marked Ash Wednesday, local church leaders and their congregations were eager to recognize the start of the Lenten season.
At Divine Gra...
Jason Sarver never turned down an opportunity to serve his community or the neighboring municipalities that needed his skill set.
“He was always there and always willing...
LANCASTER TWP — Lancaster Township is under new management.
Supervisors unanimously appointed Butler Township native and Mars resident Bonnie Forsythe as the township’s n...
Kelsey Blum spent much of her early career helping communities rebuild after disaster.
She never imagined she would one day be among those waiting for help.
Blum, who now...
Eight Slippery Rock University students majoring in sport management helped bring Super Bowl LX to life, gaining hands-on experience while assisting with operations for m...
During a meeting Monday, Feb. 9, Seven Fields Borough Council approved plans for a solar-powered communications device to be installed on the roof of the borough building...
