Butler County Commissioners are reminding residents that the penalty period for county property tax payments is postponed until later this year. The county extended the face value period fro... Read more
Data shows many residents of Butler Township continue to take advantage of a perk first included with trash service last year, the recycling of electronics and hazardous household waste. But... Read more
Gas prices both locally as well as across western Pennsylvania declined slightly this week. According to AAA’s weekly gas price report, the average price for a gallon regular, unleaded, self... Read more
The state Department of Health is reporting two new cases of COVID-19 for Butler County. This comes after 14 new cases throughout the weekend. There was an uptick in the number of hospitaliz... Read more
As music lovers long for the return of concerts, there are growing concerns that some of the more intimate venues may not be able to turn the lights on at the end of the pandemic. The Nation... Read more
Casinos have been hit hard by the coronavirus shutdowns. A new report shines light on just how much gambling revenue is down in Pennsylvania. The AP reports that state’s casino revenue dropp... Read more
Governor Tom Wolf is calling on Congress to pass a relief bill that would provide financial assistance to restaurants. It’s known as the RESTAURANTS Act—and it was introduced to Congress las... Read more
An internationally renowned performer and writer who also happens to be a current U.S. poet will speak as part of a Slippery Rock University virtual presentation later this week. Joy Harjo i... Read more
Those interested in learning more about how frogs fit into the ecosystem are invited to an upcoming online presentation from the Carnegie Science Center. The Science Center’s next Café Sci e... Read more
Saturday marks a big opening day for fishers as trout season kicks off. It officially begins at 8 a.m. The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission started stocking waterways two weeks earlier... Read more
Pennsylvania’s Secretary of Agriculture continues to make his case to raise the dog license fee. Russell Redding says he wants to raise the fee from $6.50 to $10 in order to fund the Bureau... Read more
Next week will begin another round of shows that will help support local independent music venues. The Save Our Stages Pittsburgh virtual concerts will kick off another string of shows start... Read more
Penn State Extension is asking for help in conducting a study to evaluate wild brook and brown trout. Anglers are requested to submit a photo of the fish if a wild brook or brown trout is ca... Read more