Butler Township is extending the deadline for residents in need to apply for food assistance. Township Commissioners and employees are hosting a donation sponsored food drive for Butler Town... Read more
The Butler Area Public Library will not be hosting their annual Light Up Night this year but they are celebrating the holiday season in a special way. Library staff will be bringing the fest... Read more
A couple of local organizations are among those to be awarded recent state grant funding. The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission recently awarded over $2 million statewide in Cult... Read more
Cranberry Township residents will be paying a smaller stormwater fee than anticipated next year due to the economic impact of COVID-19. The General Authority of Cranberry Township began impo... Read more
Some Seneca Valley students are welcoming a new assistant principal to their school. The school board approved the hiring of Dr. Jenay Sharp Leach as the assistant principal of the Rowan Ele... Read more
Governor Wolf has rejected a bill that aimed to make it more difficult to sue schools, businesses, and health care providers for coronavirus-related claims. Supporters of the bill argued tha... Read more
Butler City Council will take some extra time to consider financing offers to purchase a new ladder truck for the fire department. At their meeting Tuesday night, Council considered a motion... Read more
State health officials say children above the age of 13 can now download the COVID Alert PA app. Children need parental or guardian permission to download the app, but state health officials... Read more
After the Pennsylvania Supreme Court unanimously ruled against a lawsuit filed by Congressman Mike Kelly that looked to throw out mail-in ballots, he’s now looking to take his fight to the U... Read more
Two Neighborhood Pride Awards were given out at the Butler City Council meeting on Thursday. The first award for November was presented to Chance and Clair Christy and Joseph and Amy Mudrick... Read more




