Butler Township is asking for residents to participate in an online survey about recreation to benefit the community. A group of public relations students from Slippery Rock University hope... Read more
A Butler man has been charged in federal court with producing child pornography. Thomas Romspert, 29, is accused of sexual exploitation of a minor by producing material in July, August, [... Read more
Crews will be doing tree trimming on Bonniebrook Road starting Monday, February 22nd. There will be rolling closures between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. The closure will be in between Reanick [... Read more
Multiple residents had to be evacuated from structures in Evans City Borough Thursday afternoon as a result of a strong smell of natural gas. The first of several calls into […] Read more
There were 39 new cases of COVID-19 and six additional deaths for Butler County Thursday. That now brings the death toll to 360 for the county since the beginning of […] Read more
The Butler VA is beginning to reopen family visitations for residents of their community living center. The policy officially went into place earlier this week. VA officials say visitations... Read more
A tentative agreement is in place between the Mars Area School District and the teachers union, which avoids a strike that was scheduled to start tomorrow. The school board and […] Read more
A local group that helps veterans with household items is moving to a new warehouse. The Veterans In Need group based out of Butler maintains a facility where they store […] Read more
A local congregation is holding a series this summer of events to grow community relationships beginning this weekend. Covenant United Presbyterian Church is inviting everyone to a free Open... Read more
The Redevelopment Authority of the City of Butler has awarded a contract for upcoming street reconstruction. The authority’s board approved a proposal from Independent Enterprises out of Oak... Read more
A vaccine clinic is coming to Moniteau High School on Thursday afternoon. The clinic is open from noon until 3 p.m. for students and members of the community. It will […] Read more
Despite some areas of drought, it’s been an overall good summer for crops so far. “We’ve had a pretty favorable spring for growing summer crops, since it was pretty warm. [... Read more
A local non-profit organization is now accepting donations in anticipation of operating a furniture warehouse for those in need. The Center for Community Resources has released a donation li... Read more