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Over 55 Million Expected To Travel During Thanksgiving

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: November 21, 2019In: Featured News

It’s expected to be a busy holiday travel period next week, with AAA saying more than 55 million Americans will be making a Thanksgiving trip. Jim Garrity is Public and Legislative Affairs M... Read more

Planned Power Outages Scheduled For Sunday

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: November 20, 2019In: Featured News

Some residents in a portion of Butler County will be affected by a planned West Penn Power outage this weekend. The outage will take place Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to noon although it might not... Read more

Butler Twp. Applying For State Funding To Help Storm Water Project

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: November 20, 2019In: Featured News

Butler Township is applying for state funding in order to help pay for an upcoming storm water project. Butler Township Commissioners have given approval for an application to the PA Small W... Read more

Butler Transit Authority Sells Buses

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: November 20, 2019In: Featured News

The Butler Transit Authority will use the money from the recent sale of a couple of buses to purchase new desktop computers. Executive Director John Paul informed the authority board of dire... Read more

Sen. Pittman Introduces Bill To Counter Governor’s Greenhouse Initiative

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: November 20, 2019In: Featured News

A bill introduced by a local lawmaker would address a proposal made by Pennsylvania’s governor to enter into environmental agreements. State Senator Joe Pittman’s Senate Bill 950 would count... Read more

Man Injured In Accident Trying To Avoid Cat

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: November 20, 2019In: Featured News

An attempt to avoid a cat on the road resulted in a crash that injured a Beaver Falls man last weekend in Muddy Creek Township. According to State Police, 20-year-old Jerry Gordon was travel... Read more

Gun Discovered In Vehicle Belonging To Seneca Valley Student

Posted By: Ryan Saeleron: November 19, 2019In: Breaking News, Featured News

A gun was found in possession of a student on the campus of Seneca Valley Intermediate High School. According to a message posted to the district’s website, all students and staff are safe.... Read more

NexTier Bank Teams Up To Provide Donation To Armstrong Co. Food Bank

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: October 09, 2020In: News

The Armstrong County Community Food Bank is receiving additional funding thanks to a donation from NexTier Bank. NexTier and Armstrong County Community Foundation teamed together to raise an... Read more

Two Local Churches To Hold Clothing Drives

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: October 09, 2020In: News

Two local churches are reaching out to help those in need around our community this weekend. First Church on East North Street is holding a Winter Coat Distribution on Saturday from 10 a.m.... Read more

PUC Offering Protections For Those Impacted By COVID-19

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: October 09, 2020In: News

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is offering improved protections for families and businesses struggling with the financial impact of COVID-19. Earlier this week the PUC adopted a... Read more

Fall Foliage Tours At McConnells Mill

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: October 09, 2020In: News

Those interested in taking in the beautiful fall foliage this weekend are invited to join a guided hike at McConnells Mill State Park. The Park Naturalist will lead a hike beginning at Kildo... Read more

Timko Launches Write-In Campaign For 12th District

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: October 09, 2020In: News

A challenger to Representative Daryl Metcalfe in this year’s Republican primary is attempting a write-in campaign for the general election. Scott Timko announced on Facebook this week that h... Read more

‘Soberstock’ Happening At Lyndora Legion

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: October 09, 2020In: News

A gathering of vendors, businesses, and organizations focused on recovery is planned for this weekend in Lyndora. Soberstock will be held Saturday and Sunday at the Lyndora Legion Grounds an... Read more