The Butler County Commissioners are in the process of drafting a letter to Governor Wolf requesting that the county open on May 8th. Commissioner Leslie Osche read the letter at today’s publ... Read more
Governor Wolf is reopening golf courses across the state this Friday. So what will golfers see when they hit the links? Lake Arthur Golf Club General Manager Scotty Vice explains. “On... Read more
A local man is facing charges after a stabbing in the city of Butler earlier this week. According to Butler City Police, shortly after midnight Tuesday morning, officers were called to Butle... Read more
South Butler County School District is listening to concerns raised by parents in a recent survey about the remote learning process. According to Superintendent Dr. David Foley, several comm... Read more
The Pennsylvania State House yesterday unanimously passed a bill that would speed funding to volunteer fire and emergency service companies, many of which are facing financial challenges dur... Read more
Four new cases of COVID-19 were reported in Butler County on Tuesday according to the state Department of Health. That brings the total to 174. Meanwhile, the state reported 1,214 new cases... Read more
The state’s secretary of health is laying out guidelines for hospitals to begin elective procedures. “In order to start elective procedures, facilities should ensure that there’s... Read more
Thanks to support from the community, the Butler Radio Network was able to collect nearly 600 pairs of socks for this year’s “Socks for Seniors” campaign. 579 pairs of socks will be delivere... Read more
One person is recovering following a chain reaction crash in Butler Township last weekend. According to Butler Township Police, a vehicle driven by 24-year-old Cody Stroup of Butler was trav... Read more
One car was significantly damaged in an accident Tuesday in Jefferson Township. It happened just after 2 p.m. on Hannahstown Road. State police say 18-year-old Delaney Hyde of Butler was dri... Read more
There’s still time to register to participate in an historical presentation planned for next week. Washington’s Trail 1753 is hosting a free webinar titled “The Venango Path – Then and Now”... Read more
Central Electric Cooperative is once again offering to help some members pay for college. Their Good Neighbor Scholarship program will award five scholarships worth $2,500 each to students a... Read more
Students in a doctoral degree program at Slippery Rock University will soon have the chance to become nationally certified. The Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education of th... Read more