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Sen. Casey Promoting Passage Of Anti-Robocall Bill

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: July 19, 2019In: Featured News

A Pennsylvania lawmaker is working to protect especially older Americans from the annoyance and danger of illegal robocalls. U.S. Senator Bob Casey held a hearing to help promote the passage... Read more

Butler Woman Walking Across The United States

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: July 18, 2019In: Featured News

Flying is usually the easiest way to get to Los Angeles, but a Butler woman is making the trek the hard way. Rebecca McCrea is currently in Lebanon, Missouri as […] Read more

Butler Area School District Exploring Changes To Drug And Alcohol Policy

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: July 18, 2019In: Featured News

Although nothing was finalized at a Tuesday school board meeting, the Butler Area School District is looking into revising their drug and alcohol policy. “Research shows again and agai... Read more

Democrats Pick Painter To Run For Prothonotary

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: July 17, 2019In: Featured News

After Daniel Smith Jr. withdrew his name from the Butler County prothontary race to run for congress, the Butler County Democratic Committee has found familiar name to replace him on [... Read more

Still Unsolved; 17 Years Since Two Teens Died In Forward Twp.

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: July 17, 2019In: Featured News

Wednesday marks 17 years since two teenagers were killed on a road in Forward Township—and police are still trying to figure out who was responsible. Scott Fosnaught and Shawn Baur […... Read more

Turnpike Tolls To Increase By Six Percent In 2020

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: July 17, 2019In: Featured News

The cost to drive on the Pennsylvania Turnpike will continue to rise. The PA Turnpike Commission voted to increase tolls by another six percent in January of 2020. The most […] Read more

Smith Announces Candidacy For Congress; Withdraws From Prothonotary Race

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: July 16, 2019In: Featured News

While the focus on 2020 has been centered around presidential politics, a Cranberry man has announced his candidacy for Congress. Daniel Smith Jr. says he’s seeking the Democratic nomination... Read more

ARMCO Park Not Opening This Summer

Posted By: Anthony Willisonon: May 09, 2020In: News

After several weeks of discussions, ARMCO Park has decided they will not open for business this summer. Leadership at the park will use the time and money saved on staffing […] Read more

Saxonburg Will Soon See Return of Local Grocery Option

Posted By: Ryan Saeleron: May 08, 2020In: News

A regional grocer has finalized plans to officially join the Saxonburg community later this summer. After nine months of negotiations over the site of the former Friedmans in Saxonburg, co-o... Read more

City Council Applies For Grant Money For Ritts Park

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: May 08, 2020In: News

Butler City Council is applying for a large state grant to make improvements at Ritts Park as it celebrates its 75th anniversary. Thursday night Council approved a resolution to apply [... Read more

SRU Confirms Tutition Freeze For Academic Year

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: May 08, 2020In: News

The Slippery Rock University council of trustees held their quarterly business meeting yesterday. As we told you last week the State System of Higher Education announced a tuition freeze, an... Read more

Mars To Honor Class Of 2020 Friday Night

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: May 08, 2020In: News

Mars Area School District is honoring their graduating seniors in a special way later today. The district plans to turn on the stadium lights at the Mars Athletic Complex at […] Read more

Friday Marks 75th Anniversary Of V-E Day

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: May 08, 2020In: News

A significant historical anniversary will be observed Friday, but only in a muted fashion. May 8, marks the 75th anniversary of V-E Day, the end of WWII in Europe. Although […] Read more