You still- likely- have a few more days to watch a hibernating black bear and her cub in another part of the state. The peak into the wildlife is made […] Read more
The public is invited to take a unique look back to the time of the Civil War at a free event planned for Tuesday. French Mary, Civil War Vivandiere will be […] Read more
This is Local Government Week in Pennsylvania. The week is designed to highlight the importance of local government. Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors Executive Director... Read more
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission will hold two public hearings later this month on a proposed rate increase requested by Peoples Natural Gas. The hearings will take place on Tuesda... Read more
A resident and student of Merakey Allegheny Valley School in Slippery Rock is calling attention to a worker shortage not just at his facility, but other care centers state-and-nationwide. Er... Read more
The Butler Area School District is continuing a program to encourage reading in the summer but help is needed from the public now to keep it going. ‘The BookStop’ is […] Read more
Since 2008, the month of April has been recognized by Congress as 9-1-1 Education Month. During the month long observance, a variety of emergency groups are offering information to the [... Read more
A local government official will host the first of two April town hall-style meetings later this week. State Representative Aaron Bernstine, who represents the 10th District, will host “Coff... Read more
Dementia is a disease that affects one’s mind, causing them to have trouble remembering in the short or long term. Sufferers may become confused as to where they are and […] Read more
Have you seen those “We Buy Homes” signs at busy intersections and street corners? According to Pennsylvania’s Attorney General, those signs are often a scam. Josh Shapiro... Read more