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BC3 President To Appear On PCN

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: January 11, 2019In: Featured News

Butler County Community College President Dr. Nick Neupauer will be on television this weekend to talk about the advantages of a community college education. Neupauer will be one of two gues... Read more

‘Most Wanted’ Suspect Captured

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: January 10, 2019In: Featured News

One of Butler County’s ‘Most Wanted’ is now behind bars. Cassady Eckelberger, 23, was arrested Wednesday. She was wanted for a 2018 Assault By Vehicle while DUI in Mercer County, and was inc... Read more

SRU To Receive State Funding To Prevent Sexual Assault On Campus

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: January 10, 2019In: Featured News

Slippery Rock University is among the postsecondary institutions that will receive state funding to help prevent sexual assault and harassment on campus. The grant program is called “It’s On... Read more

County Gets New CAD System

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: January 10, 2019In: Featured News

Another component of updating the Butler County 911 radio dispatch system is complete. County Emergency Services Director Steve Bicehouse said the new CAD- or computer aided dispatch- system... Read more

Synagogue Shooting Suspect Appointed A High-Profile Lawyer

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: January 10, 2019In: Featured News

The man accused of killing eleven people in a mass shooting last year at a synagogue in Pittsburgh now has new legal representation. Judy Clarke has been appointed as additional counsel for... Read more

Immigration Debate Hits Pa. Farmers

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: January 10, 2019In: Featured News

As the debate continues over whether or not to build a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border, immigration is also a major issue for Pennsylvania farmers. Pa. Farm Bureau spokesman Mark O’Neill says... Read more

Winter Weather Returns

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: January 10, 2019In: Featured News

Winter weather has officially returned to western PA. Light snow is continuing to fall off-and-on on Thursday. Forecasters at the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh are expecting another... Read more

Local Historian to Present at Moraine State Park

Posted By: Henry Ibinsonon: February 16, 2020In: News

A local historian will be on hand later this week to present on the history of local industries that preceded Butler’s local state parks. On Wednesday (February 19th), historian and author P... Read more

State Emphasizes Importance Of Licencing Dogs

Posted By: Ryan Saeleron: February 14, 2020In: News

February is “Love Your Dog Month” and state officials are trying to bring awareness to getting your dog licensed. There are nearly one million dogs in the state that don’t have a license—and... Read more

Valentines Day Treats And Deals

Posted By: Ryan Saeleron: February 14, 2020In: News

Valentine’s Day means chocolates…and a classic candy bar is coming back just in time for the holiday. The Clark Bar is back and one of the places customers can find them is in Pittsburgh’s S... Read more

Redevelopment Authority Moves Forward On Pet Fee For Renters

Posted By: Ryan Saeleron: February 13, 2020In: News

The Redevelopment Authority of the City of Butler plans to charge tenants a per month fee to have a pet. Current authority policy requires a $100 security deposit for renters in one of their... Read more

Moraine Sailing Club Hosting Meeting Saturday

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: February 13, 2020In: News

In the dead of winter, you may be longing for those summer days on the lake. Well you’re not alone, so the Moraine Sailing Club is meeting this Saturday for those who want to learn about the... Read more

Seneca Valley Students Helping With Aid For Wildfires In Australia

Posted By: Tyler Frielon: February 13, 2020In: News

A group of local students is lending a hand to animals affected by the recent wildfires in Australia. Seneca Valley’s Chapter of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America has been team... Read more