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Memorial Day Closings

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: May 28, 2018In: Featured News

Today is Memorial Day. Schools are closed, as are government offices at the local, county, state and federal level. This includes the Butler County Courthouse, Government Center and Annex,... Read more

Early Monday Police Chase Ends In Crash

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: May 28, 2018In: Featured News

An early Monday morning police chase reportedly ended in a crash on Route 19 in Butler County. WPXI is reporting the chase happened about 1:30 a.m. Monday. It ended on Route 19, near Scott R... Read more

Friday’s Fall At McConnell’s Mill State Park Marks 2nd So Far This Season

Posted By: Ryan Saeleron: May 25, 2018In: Featured News

A woman from New York was seriously injured after she fell 100 feet off a trail at McConnells Mill State Park. The incident happened Friday afternoon near Breakneck Falls, according to Assis... Read more

Slippery Rock Man Sues New Castle Police Citing Excessive Force

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: May 25, 2018In: Featured News

A Slippery Rock man is suing after he says a New Castle police officer violently and brutally arrested him last month, violating his human rights. Perry Lawry, 49, on Thursday sued the city... Read more

Butler City Council Buys 3 New Police Cruisers

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: May 25, 2018In: Featured News

Butler City Police and some other city employees are one step closer to receiving new vehicles. On Thursday night, Butler City Council voted to finalize a $200,000 loan for the purpose of pu... Read more

Gas Prices Highest They’ve Been In Four Years

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: May 25, 2018In: Featured News

Memorial Day weekend travelers are paying the highest gas prices they have in four years. The average price for a gallon of regular, self-serve in Butler is $3.11, according to AAA’s weekly... Read more

Memorial Day Weekend Travel Is High

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: May 25, 2018In: Featured News

Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer, and Americans will kick off the season by traveling in near-record numbers. According to AAA, more than 41.5 million Americans will travel... Read more

Musical Fundraiser to Benefit Prospect Organizations

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

The public is invited to attend a musical fundraiser for the whole family in Prospect later today. A Books and Ladders Band Jam will take place at the Prospect Volunteer Fire Department Hall... 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