Seniors in Cranberry Township can get a refresher on how to use a fire extinguisher as well as take home one for free this month. Today is the first of multiple events to promote fire safety... Read more
A well-respected member of the Butler community and former education administrator has died after a bicycle accident that happened earlier this week. Dr. Henry Sinopoli passed away Friday af... Read more
The City of Butler will spend some money to address an issue and make an improvement at Ritts Park. At their Thursday meeting, City Council accepted a bid from State Pipe Services in an amou... Read more
Butler County is continuing to see a rising level of COVID cases week-over-week. According to CDC data, the county is now at a 12.4 percent positivity rate, after reporting more than 700 new... Read more
Butler County’s vaccination rate continues to climb. More than 1,000 residents were fully vaccinated over the past week, bringing the total number above 98,000. Throughout the past couple of... Read more
After having to postpone the Connoquenessing Creek Cleanup last month, organizers are ready to go for this Saturday. Storms delayed the annual cleanup in late August, forcing organizers to m... Read more
Despite the Fall Festival being canceled this year, organizers of that event are excited for the first of two community days tomorrow. It will be held at Memorial Park from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.... Read more
The Mars Area School Board has revised their policy concerning community use of school facilities. Following a brief discussion Tuesday about Policy 707, the board voted unanimously to chang... Read more
The Lyndora Hotel made waves on social media after their Ukrainian owners posted a photo of them dumping out all Russian spirits at their bar. The Pawk family owns the Lyndora Hotel and they... Read more
There is still time for local business leaders to join a group of Pennsylvanian lawmakers for a roundtable event later this week. The Butler County Chamber of Commerce is joining with the Bu... Read more
Students at a local school district are holding a fundraiser later this week to benefit kids in Ukraine. A group of Seneca Valley students at Ryan Gloyer Middle School have been handcrafting... Read more
Slippery Rock University’s marching band will be ringing in the New Year internationally in 2024. The Marching Pride learned earlier this week that they have been selected to perform in the... Read more
Officials in the state say they are seeing an increasing number of ticks carrying the deer tick virus. It was initially found at very low levels in a few counties in 2019. However, that gre... Read more