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PUC Offers Energy Saving Tips During Hot Weather

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: June 29, 2021In: Featured News

It’s going to be hot for the next couple of days, and the Pennsylvania Utility Commission is reminding residents how to stay cool and save money. “Turn off non-essential appliances and... Read more

Fire Destroys Center Twp. Trailer

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: June 28, 2021In: Featured News

A trailer was completely destroyed in a fire yesterday in Center Township. It happened around 1:30 p.m. on Beacon Lane when multiple crews were called to a fire at the trailer court just off... Read more

Mask Mandate Comes To An End

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: June 28, 2021In: Featured News

Pennsylvania’s mask mandate is officially over. The Department of Health lifted the order at midnight—meaning that everybody in the state no longer has to wear a mask whether you are vaccina... Read more

Pennsylvania Legislature Approves Budget

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: June 28, 2021In: Featured News

Pennsylvania has a new budget for this fiscal year. The House and Senate approved the more than $40 billion budget late last week. There are no new tax increases, but a major investment in p... Read more

Real Estate Taxes Due For Select Municipalities This Week

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: June 28, 2021In: Featured News

Local residents are being reminded of an upcoming deadline for county real estate taxes and borough municipal taxes. Residents of Butler City, Callery Borough, Connoquenessing Borough, Karns... Read more

Red Cross Hosting Blood Drives As Supply Is “Severely Low”

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: June 28, 2021In: Featured News

American Red Cross officials say blood supply is critically low. There will be four separate blood drives held in Butler County over the next two weeks in order to help increase supply to lo... Read more

Gov. Wolf Set To Veto Elections Bill

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: June 28, 2021In: Featured News

Governor Tom Wolf is set to veto an elections reform bill this week. After passing the House and Senate largely along party lines, the new bill appears that it will be vetoed by the Democrat... Read more

Cranberry Twp. Offers Chance To Limit Door-to-Door Solicitation

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: January 05, 2022In: News

Cranberry Township is reminding its residents about their Do Not Knock list. Officials say residents can choose to not have door-to-door sales of any goods, commodities, or services at their... Read more

Pittsburgh North Chamber Hosting Mixer

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: January 05, 2022In: News

The Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber of Commerce is inviting members and non-members to attend an event later this week. The Business After Hours will kick off the new year at the Sports Gr... Read more

Familiar Face Returns To City Controller Role

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: January 05, 2022In: News

A familiar face is back as the Butler City controller. Barbara Hall was unanimously confirmed to the position by city council earlier this week. Hall had previously served as controller unti... Read more

Science Center To Close Next Week

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: January 05, 2022In: News

The Carnegie Science Center will temporarily close to the public next week. The facility will close Monday (1/10) and remain closed through Friday (1/14) before reopening next Saturday (1/15... Read more

NWS: Less Than An Inch Of Snow In December

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: January 04, 2022In: News

The National Weather Service says this past December was one of the least snowiest ever on record. Overall, the Pittsburgh area saw less than an inch of snow last month. Officially, it was r... Read more

Rep. Kelly Nominates Several Students For Academies

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: January 04, 2022In: News

A local lawmaker has nominated several area students to United States Military Academies. U.S. Congressman Mike Kelly nominated a total of 20 individuals for the graduating class of 2026. In... Read more