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SRU Looking Ahead To ‘Wow’ In Aug.

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: June 27, 2019In: Featured News

It’s only the start of summer vacation but many at Slippery Rock University are already looking ahead to next semester. Plans are well underway for this year’s “WOW” program- or […] Read more

Butler Road Race Is Saturday

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: June 27, 2019In: Featured News

Local runners will take to the street this weekend for the 44th annual Butler Road Race. This is the second year the event has been presented by the Butler YMCA. […] Read more

County Moving Forward With Bullet-Proof Window Installation In Magistrate Offices

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: June 26, 2019In: Featured News

Butler County is moving forward with installing bullet proof teller windows in all seven local magistrates’ offices. During a regular Butler County commissioners meeting on Wednesday, Facili... Read more

Lawsuit Claims Nude Photos Were Taken Of Elderly Patient

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: June 26, 2019In: Featured News

A family has filed a lawsuit alleging employees at a Butler County senior living facility took nude photos of a patient and posted them to social media. The suit was […] Read more

UPDATE: CEC, West Penn Restore Power Outages

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: June 26, 2019In: Featured News

After a morning of power outages, service has been restored to all customers in Butler County. Central Electric Cooperative and West Penn Power were both reporting outages on Wednesday morni... Read more

State House Passes $34 Billion Budget

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: June 26, 2019In: Featured News

Members of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives have voted overwhelmingly to pass a nearly $34 billion state budget for the next fiscal year. The budget’s key elements consist of no [... Read more

Democratic House Committee Members Concerned Proposed Budget Doesn’t Include Min. Wage Increase

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: June 26, 2019In: Featured News

Democratic members of the House Appropriations Committee expressed concerns that the state budget agreement the committee approved Monday does not include an increase in the state’s minimum... Read more

No New COVID-19 Cases In Butler County Over The Weekend

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: May 04, 2020In: News

There were no new cases of COVID-19 reported in Butler County over the weekend. That keeps the number of confirmed cases at 180 according to the state’s department of health. […] Read more

Butler Health System Receives “A” Grade From Independent Watchdog

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: May 04, 2020In: News

Many in the community are rallying behind healthcare workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic, but Butler Memorial Hospital is also receiving high marks for their care by [... Read more

Butler Meals On Wheels To Reopen

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: May 04, 2020In: News

Butler Meals on Wheels will be reopening next Monday. They had closed temporarily to keep volunteers home and safe. Organizers say they have made a few changes to keep the […] Read more

Department of Transportation Projects to Continue this Week

Posted By: Henry Ibinsonon: May 03, 2020In: News

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is beginning work on a couple of projects on Monday that will impact Butler County motorists. First, crews will be engaged on an improvement pro... Read more

Search Continues for Two Summit Academy Students

Posted By: Henry Ibinsonon: May 03, 2020In: News

A local school is searching for two students who left their campus earlier this weekend. Herman-based Summit Academy issued a statement early Sunday morning regarding the two unidentified st... Read more

Butler Area Public Library to Host Events Throughout the Month

Posted By: Henry Ibinsonon: May 03, 2020In: News

Even though libraries in Butler County remain closed until further notice for the safety of the community and staff, Butler Area Public Library is still offering activities and resources to... Read more