With the delivery of a $5 million grant, bids are expected to go out next fall for the Brush Creek Watershed project. While touring the Brush Creek Watershed facility, Congressman […] Read more
Recovering Karns City football player Mason Martin is continuing to make progress in his rehabilitation. An update from his father states Mason has been “able to do something new” nearly [... Read more
Visitors are invited to see the performance of an acclaimed play at a local venue this weekend. The Lab at Hobnob Theatre will present “The Beauty Queen of Leenane” at […] Read more
An annual event to showcase the artwork of local students in Butler is set for Saturday. The Fine Arts and Beyond Showcase returns to the Butler Intermediate High School. The […] Read more
Flooding continues to be a big concern, but crews have been able to reopen a number of roads that were closed yesterday. Route 38 has reopened, along with Route 138 […] Read more
The National Weather Service says there has been a record-setting amount of rain so far this year. From 1871 to 2024 there has never been more rainfall to start a […] Read more
Local residents looking forward to a new chicken sandwich restaurant in the area won’t have to wait much longer. Construction will soon begin on a Popeye’s Chicken restaurant at the [... Read more
Passover begins next week and the Butler Area Public Library is marking the occasion with a couple of events tonight spotlighting Jewish culture and history. First, the library is hosting [... Read more
The Tri-County Workforce Investment Board is accepting applications for their healthcare scholarship program. The group is awarding up to 10 scholarships valued at $1,000 each. The scholarsh... Read more
Investors have seen the market pull back over the last couple of weeks. According to local financial advisor Howie Pentony, the slight retreat is not unexpected. “Basically, the reason... Read more
State health officials are encouraging local municipalities to apply for funding that would create opportunities for residents to engage in physical activity. According to the Pennsylvania D... Read more
Residents are invited to an upcoming presentation and activity at the Rose E. Schneider Family YMCA in Cranberry. A free hour-long Human Trafficking Seminar will begin at 6:30 p.m. tonight.... Read more
April is National Volunteer Month and the American Red Cross is encouraging residents to pitch in to support neighbors in need. Officials say last year more than 3,300 Red Cross […] Read more