Amid statements from Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves that he would cut 1,500 jobs at AK Steel in Butler if the United States doesn’t revise a trade policy, the Butler County [... Read more
Two local women are being honored for their work in the community. Sharon Schneider and Amy Hammonds were recognized as Women of Legacy by the Butler Health System Foundation at […] Read more
The public is invited to attend a delicious fundraiser to benefit a great cause later this week. A Spaghetti Dinner will take place at the Tanglewood Center in Lyndora Wednesday […] Read more
Armstrong is celebrating the tenth year of their Breaking Bread initiative. The program focuses on providing food, money, and time to those in need. Members at Armstrong also volunteer with... Read more
Although he has not yet received a response to the letter that he sent to the White House about AK Steel, local Congressman Mike Kelly is moving forward with speaking […] Read more
A group plans to project messages onto a Cranberry Township building tonight in an effort to remove a local lawmaker from a leadership position. The Better Path Coalition and local […... Read more
The City of Butler Parks, Recreation Grounds, and Facilities Authority has approved the creation of a new position and will be bringing some young people on board to help with […] Read more
A local township has again received regional recognition at a ceremony held earlier this month. Cranberry Township was one of 74 regional municipalities to be named Banner Communities by the... Read more
The CEO of the company poised to close on AK Steel later this week told lawmakers that unless his company receives tariff relief, he will be forced to close the […] Read more
Butler County Community College is continuing the fight against opioid addiction by once again offering a unique class. A program developed by local licensed therapist Steve Treu, “New... Read more