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County Seeing More Emergency Shelter Services

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: August 20, 2021In: Featured News

Butler County officials say emergency shelter services are up over the past year, and more money is needed to help fund the program. At the county commissioner meeting this week, human servi... Read more

Rt. 19 Paving Project Restarts After Rainy Weather

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: August 20, 2021In: Featured News

Paving in Cranberry Township is restarting after weather prompted some delays. The summer long resurfacing of Route 19 will continue over the next couple of days. The paving is happening ove... Read more

Alameda Waterpark Reducing Hours For Final Week

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: August 20, 2021In: Featured News

Alameda Waterpark will be reducing their hours next week, which is the final week the pool is open this year. It will remain closed on Monday and Tuesday—and then open from 3:30-7 p.m. Wedne... Read more

Money Still Available For COVID Emergency Rental Relief Program

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: August 19, 2021In: Featured News

Butler County leaders say there is still a significant amount of money set aside for emergency rental relief. Nearly $11 million is currently available for those who have had their income im... Read more

Lyndora Man Charged With Firing Shots In Home

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: August 19, 2021In: Featured News

A Lyndora man has been charged for allegedly firing a gun during an incident in Butler Township earlier this week. According to a criminal complaint filed by Butler Township Police, officers... Read more

County Residents Speak Out About Election 2020 At Commissioner Meeting

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: August 19, 2021In: Featured News

Dozens were on hand at yesterday’s county commissioner meeting speaking out about last year’s election. A divided crowd of Republicans and Democrats peppered the commissioners with their tho... Read more

Zelienople Police Searching For Vandalism Suspects

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: August 19, 2021In: Featured News

Zelienople Police are looking for two suspects accused of vandalizing a park. According to the police’s Facebook page, the vandalism happened over the weekend at the Zelienople Community Par... Read more

‘Synod’ To Discuss Catholic Church Future

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: February 17, 2022In: News

A series of meetings will get underway next week to talk about the future of the Catholic Church. They’re known as “Synod on Synodality” and every parish in every diocese around the world is... Read more

Grove City Police Investigating Hit and Run

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: February 17, 2022In: News

Police are asking for help finding the motorist involved in a hit and run crash earlier this week in neighboring Mercer County. According to Grove City Police, the incident occurred Tuesday... Read more

Rep. Bonner Proposes Law To Charge Entities That Ignore State Laws

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: February 17, 2022In: News

A state lawmaker is introducing legislation that would allow for charges to be filed against anyone who would direct a law enforcement officer to ignore a state law. Republican Representativ... Read more

BC3 at Lawrence Crossing Canceling Classes Through 2 p.m

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: February 16, 2022In: News

Butler County Community College’s Lawrence Crossing campus is canceling some classes this afternoon. School officials say classes are canceled from now through 2 p.m. A plumbing issue has ca... Read more

IFO: State To Add 80K Jobs This Year

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: February 16, 2022In: News

At a budget hearing this week in Harrisburg, the head of the Independent Fiscal Office weighed in on the jobs forecast for this year. IFO Director Matthew Knittel says his office is projecti... Read more

State Rep. Bonner Introduces Legislation To Restrict Landfills Spots

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: February 16, 2022In: News

A local lawmaker is introducing legislation that would place restrictions on where landfills can operate. Republican Tim Bonner of the 8th District says there is currently no law in place th... Read more