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Butler Meals On Wheels Resumes Deliveries

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: January 09, 2018In: Featured News

After being closed for more than a week, the Butler Meals on Wheels program will resume service on Tuesday. Food deliveries were halted on New Year’s Eve when a burst pipe flooded the Meals... Read more

McCandless Business Hit With Fire Early Tuesday

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: January 09, 2018In: Featured News

An overnight fire damaged a business just south of the Butler County line. The fire started about 3 a.m. Tuesday at Bridges Sweeper Service on Perry Highway (Route 19) in McCandless. Accordi... Read more

UPDATE: BC3 Administration Offices Back Open Following Water Leak

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: January 09, 2018In: Featured News

Administrative offices at Butler County Community College’s main campus in Butler Township are back open after a water leak. Excavation crews had been working since early Monday afternoon to... Read more

NWS: First Week Was Record-Breaking Cold

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: January 09, 2018In: Featured News

The first week of the year was the coldest since the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh began keeping records. The NWS says the average temperature was 7.9 degrees. We’re currently runni... Read more

Armstrong Acquires HVAC Company

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: January 09, 2018In: Featured News

The Armstrong Group of Companies has acquired a local plumbing and heating company. Renfrew-based Ken McDonald Plumbing & Heating, a mechanical contractor offering heating, air-condition... Read more

Messy Monday Morning Commute Leads To School Closures, Accidents

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: January 08, 2018In: Featured News

It was a messy Monday morning commute as motorists had to navigate rain, freezing rain and snow. Emergency responders were called to a number of accidents. The worst conditions appeared to b... Read more

VA Butler Healthcare Gets New Leader

Posted By: Kayla Molczanon: January 08, 2018In: Featured News

VA Butler Healthcare Director David Cord has stepped down. The VA announced late Friday that Cord voluntarily left the job. He has been replaced by Philadelphia VA Medical Center Associate D... Read more

State System Board Tables Redesign Plan

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: October 17, 2019In: News

The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education is contemplating a redesign of how the system is structured—but board members are struggling to find a dollar amount that would help accompl... Read more

Armstrong Co. Man Accused Of Sexual Assault

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: October 17, 2019In: News

An Armstrong County man is facing numerous charges in relation to alleged sexual assaults that occurred there over the past six years. According to State Police, 33-year-old Ronald James Sch... Read more

Butler Ghost Walk Happening Again

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: October 17, 2019In: News

A local Halloween tradition will once again be offered over the next two weekends. The Butler Ghost Walk is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday as well as next weekend, October 25... Read more

Auditor General Issues Report On Fentanyl And Opioids

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: October 17, 2019In: News

A top state official believes that progress is being made in the fight to reduce drug overdoses but there is still more work to be done. Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale would... Read more

Butler Radio Network Not Affiliated With Calls Asking For Donations

Posted By: Ryan Saeleron: October 16, 2019In: News

Residents should be aware of an attempted scam involving someone claiming to be from one of the radio stations in the Butler Radio Network. A local business recently informed our newsroom th... Read more

Officials Urge Residents To Check Heaters Before Winter

Posted By: Bob Cuppon: October 16, 2019In: News

Pennsylvanians are firing up their furnaces as colder temperatures hit, but before we get into the dead of winter, state officials are urging residents to get their heating systems inspected... Read more