The Pennsylvania Turnpike is sticking with the cashless system instituted due to COVID-19 which means approximately 500 employees will lose their jobs. Toll collectors and fare-collection pe... Read more
Butler City Council has decided to continue with the next step in a historic restoration project at the Butler City Building. At their meeting Tuesday night, Council unanimously approved awa... Read more
Police are asking for help finding the person responsible for a theft of vehicle parts over the weekend in Muddy Creek Township. According to State Police, sometime between Friday night and... Read more
Teens anxiously awaiting the chance to get their license are now able to take their drivers test. PennDOT announced that driver’s and motorcycle skills tests are resuming at DMV locations. T... Read more
The Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber of Commerce is inviting members and non-members to attend a fundraising event later this week. The Business After Hours safe and socially distant Happy... Read more
The Jean Purvis Community Cornerstone Awards Dinner is being rescheduled for next year. The Community Health Care Clinic announced the decision yesterday because of the coronavirus. The even... Read more
The Butler Area Public Library is continuing to take measured steps toward returning towards in-person service. The ability for patrons to use a Grab and Go Holds Pickup service will begin n... Read more
Penn State’s 2020 Ag Progress Days exposition has been cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, organizers in the College of Agricultural Sciences announced. The decision was... Read more
The upcoming 72nd concert season of the Butler County Symphony Orchestra will look a little different due to ongoing health concerns. As part of an announcement made over the weekend by musi... Read more
Mars Area High School is holding a virtual meeting on two different days to provide more information about their planned graduation ceremony. The first Question and Answer Session will take... Read more




