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Butler Co. To Help Pay To Demolish Blighted City Property

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: May 23, 2018In: Featured News

A Butler County agency is helping Butler City pay to remove a blighted property. City Zoning Officer John Evans informed Butler City Council during a meeting on Tuesday night that […] Read more

Butler Twp., City Could Share Equipment, Personnel

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: May 22, 2018In: Featured News

Butler Township has introduced an ordinance to foster improved cooperation with the City of Butler. The Butler Township commissioners gave preliminary approval during a meeting on Monday to... Read more

2 Convicted In Cranberry Armed Robbery

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: May 22, 2018In: Featured News

Two men from Allegheny County were convicted by a federal jury on Monday in connection with an armed robbery that happened in Butler County last summer. Kahlil Shelton, 23, and […] Read more

Should Independents Be Able To Vote In Pa. Primaries?

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: May 22, 2018In: Featured News

Some top Pennsylvania lawmakers want to allow independent voters to participate in the major parties’ primary elections in an effort to bring more moderates to the polls. Currently, only vot... Read more

Countdown To Memorial Day Weekend Is On

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: May 22, 2018In: Featured News

If you’re counting down the days until your Memorial Day weekend road trip, you’re not alone. AAA estimates 41 million people will travel nationwide, which is about 5 percent more […] Read more

Butler Twp. Considering Tax Credits For Firefighters

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: May 22, 2018In: Featured News

Butler Township is considering enacting an ordinance that would allow for members of volunteer fire companies to receive local tax credits. The Volunteer Service Credit Program Ordinance was... Read more

Butler Twp. Manager To Retire

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: May 22, 2018In: Featured News

Butler Township Manager Ed Kirkwood has given notice that he plans to retire in less than two months. Kirkwood read a letter from himself to the board of commissioners near […] Read more

Slippery Rock University Hosting National Political Pundits

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: November 18, 2019In: News

Slippery Rock University will host two nationally known political insiders for a unique look inside the political process this week. Crossing the Political Divide with Donna Brazile and Ana... Read more

Church Shooting Safety Seminar Scheduled

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: November 18, 2019In: News

All people responsible for church safety including clergy and building supervisors are invited to attend an upcoming safety presentation. The Community Alliance Church is hosting a House of... Read more

‘Stuff The Ambulance’ Toy Drive In Cranberry Twp.

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: November 18, 2019In: News

The Cranberry Township EMS is inviting the public to help them brighten the holidays for our local youth at event later this week. On Friday, November 22, the organization will […] Read more

Charges Filed in Grove City Incident

Posted By: Henry Ibinsonon: November 17, 2019In: News

A Grove City police officer was uninjured following an October arrest that involved a knife. According to the Grove City Police, an officer was summoned to a West Main Street […] Read more

Local Municipalities and Organizations Receive Grants

Posted By: Henry Ibinsonon: November 17, 2019In: News

Two local municipalities and a local organization will receive state funding to accomplish recreation improvement projects. The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has approved... Read more

“Paw-sta Dinner” Set for Sunday

Posted By: Henry Ibinsonon: November 17, 2019In: News

A local group is once again holding a fundraiser today to help protect Butler County animals. The fourth annual ‘Paw-sta Dinner’ will be held at the Butler Moose Lodge on […] Read more