Butler City Police will take part in this weekend’s “National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.” Millions of prescription drugs are prescribed every day when in most cases t... Read more
A Fox News television host and judge was supposed to be in Butler County on Thursday accepting an award from St. Barnabas Health System, but she didn’t make it to town. Judge Jeanine Pirro h... Read more
The city of Butler is taking steps to fill a couple of vacancies in the police department. After the resignations of two officers months ago, Butler city Council will make written applicatio... Read more
The city of Butler will host a couple of bicycle races this summer that could end up making money to help maintain city parks. During a meeting on Thursday, Butler City Council approved an a... Read more
As 911 Education Month comes to a close, dispatchers want you to know it’s OK to accidentally call the emergency number, but there are some specific steps to take if you do so. “If you... Read more
The city of Butler will be getting its annual overhaul this weekend and volunteers are needed to help. “The Big Spring Clean” is planned for Saturday, April 27 with a rain date o... Read more
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is marking World Immunization Week by reminding residents about the importance of being up to date with their vaccinations. Secretary of Health Dr. Rach... Read more
A local school is once again collecting diapers for a good cause. Mars Area Primary Center will be holding their 12th annual Stuff the Bus Diaper Drive from Tuesday through Thursday this wee... Read more
Police in Butler were searching for a man who fled from them and discovered a marijuana grow operation in the process. According to the police report, on May 15, 2020 a marijuana grow operat... Read more
No new cases of COVID-19 were announced for Butler County Friday, as the state saw an increase of 866 new cases. That keeps the county’s case count at 209 total. Statewide there are now more... Read more
Kathleen Cashaw, middle child of a hard-working illiterate father and of a strict mother who instilled the importance of education, did what neither her parents nor her two siblings ever did... Read more
A few local parks will be receiving grant money for renovations. The Marion Township park will be undergoing $70,000 worth of renovations—including a new bathroom and creating ADA access. In... Read more
The city of Butler has announced this year’s paving projects. Streets to be milled and paved include: Brady Street from Main to Washington also from Main to Cedar 3rd Avenue from Cunningham... Read more