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Police Investigate Church Break-In

Posted By: Tracey Morganon: October 29, 2021In: Featured News

State Police in Butler are investigating a break-in at the historic Robinson Memorial Chapel in Parker. According to the police report, an unknown individual broke into the church on Robinso... Read more

Commissioners Comment On Election Issues

Posted By: Tracey Morganon: October 28, 2021In: Featured News

A pair of Butler County Commissioners said they had “some issues” with the 2020 election at Wednesday’s public meeting. Leslie Osche and Kim Geyer offered that comment when asked if th... Read more

Wires Down On Box Truck

Posted By: Tracey Morganon: October 28, 2021In: Featured News

First responders were called to help a driver in Saxonburg this morning when wires came down across a vehicle. A box truck was on Pittsburgh Street in front of the Subway when the incident h... Read more

Contract Delayed For Gov’t Center Office Needs

Posted By: Tracey Morganon: October 28, 2021In: Featured News

A new contract for printers, copiers, and other office software inside the county government center was delayed at yesterday’s public meeting. Commissioners voted 2-1 to halt negotiations on... Read more

Road Closure This Weekend

Posted By: Tracey Morganon: October 28, 2021In: Featured News

Motorists in southern Butler County should be aware of the partial closure of a busy highway this weekend. The closure of Route 19 in Marshall Township, Allegheny County from Thorn Hill Road... Read more

Drivers: Be On Lookout For Trick-or-Treaters

Posted By: Tracey Morganon: October 28, 2021In: Featured News

AAA is warning drivers to be extra careful on the roads this weekend. With Halloween parties happening and trick-or-treaters in the streets, the travel agency says drivers need to be especia... Read more

Unforeseen Construction Issues At New Park

Posted By: Tracey Morganon: October 28, 2021In: Featured News

A new park in Slippery Rock Township is nearing completion but more money is needed due to unforeseen construction issues. Crews informed the Butler County Commissioners that some lines behi... Read more

Moraine And McConnells Mill Planning Events

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: April 15, 2022In: News

Moraine and McConnells Mill State Parks will be hosting a couple events this weekend. First, tonight from 6 to 7:30 p.m. a program about the Sights and Sounds of Spring will be held at Morai... Read more

Mars Gearing Up For Prom

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: April 15, 2022In: News

There’s still time for students in the Mars Area School District to make plans to attend this year’s Senior Prom activities. The event will take place on Friday, May 13th at the Pittsburgh M... Read more

Bank Agrees To Forgive City Authority Debt To Facilitate Property Sale

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: April 14, 2022In: News

The Redevelopment Authority of the City of Butler expects to complete the sale of a couple of long vacant properties in the city of Butler after a local lending institution approved the forg... Read more

WPIAL’s Executive Director To Resign

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: April 14, 2022In: News

The top administrator of the WPIAL is resigning. Amy Scheuneman is stepping down as the executive director for the state’s largest district high school sports league. Scheuneman took over as... Read more

PennDOT Looking For Feedback On Winter Services

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: April 14, 2022In: News

PennDOT is looking for feedback on how their crews did this winter. The annual survey is out and it asks 17 questions for drivers in Pennsylvania. Among the topics include your expectations... Read more

AAA: Drivers Need More Education About Assisted Driver Technologies

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: April 14, 2022In: News

A new study out by AAA says that owners of vehicles that have driver assistance technology may not be as knowledgeable as they think in regards to how it works. The travel agency says driver... Read more