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United Way Week Of Caring Gets Started

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: September 30, 2019In: News

The United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania’s Week of Caring begins today and nearly 200 local volunteers will be donating time to the community. There are many organizations participating w... Read more

Donate Blood, Go To The Movies

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: September 30, 2019In: News

People have a chance to see a free movie if they donate blood today. The blood drive will begin at 1:30 this afternoon at the Hampton Inn inside the Butler Crossing Plaza. All donors will re... Read more

No Injuries in Clinton Township Crash

Posted By: Henry Ibinsonon: September 29, 2019In: News

No motorists were injured following a crash that involved an alleged drunk driver last week in Clinton Township. According to the State Police in Butler, a 39-year-old Bakerstown man was tra... Read more

Police Investigate Brady Township Burglary

Posted By: Henry Ibinsonon: September 29, 2019In: News

Authorities are investigating a burglary that recently occurred at a Brady Township residence. According to State Police, at least one unknown person entered the Hallston Road home through t... Read more

PennDOT to Continue with Local Projects this Week

Posted By: Henry Ibinsonon: September 29, 2019In: News

PennDOT is continuing early fall road project maintenance work in Butler County this week. These activities include drainage work, which will be occurring on Route 8 in Slippery Rock Townshi... Read more

Attorney General to Challenge Telecommunications Merger

Posted By: Henry Ibinsonon: September 29, 2019In: News

Pennsylvania’s top law enforcement official is joining other colleagues in an attempt to challenge a telecommunications merger. Attorney General Josh Shapiro is one of 18 across the country... Read more

PennDOT Offers Online Survey

Posted By: Henry Ibinsonon: September 29, 2019In: News

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is asking for feedback from the public on construction and maintenance services. A 16 question online survey asks how residents receive PennDOT... Read more

New Bill To Provide Work-Based Opportunities For Students

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: September 27, 2019In: News

A bill introduced by a local lawmaker is advancing to the desk of Governor Tom Wolf to be signed into law. The bill authored in part by State Rep. Aaron Bernstine- who represents constituent... Read more

City Offering Class On Flood Response

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: September 27, 2019In: News

The public is invited to take advantage of two upcoming opportunities to learn more about what to do before, during, and after a flood. The City of Butler in cooperation with the PA Voluntee... Read more

McConnells Mill Hosting Heritage Festival This Weekend

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: September 27, 2019In: News

A local state park will host an annual festival this weekend. McConnells Mill will host the 27th annual Heritage Festival- sponsored by the Portersville-Prospect Rotary. People will have the... Read more