Some repairs to the SEBCO community pool are expected to start in a couple of weeks. Jefferson Township officials say they plan to uncover the pool in early March to make the repairs. The ma... Read more
Wednesday is the final day for candidates who have filed a petition to withdraw from the election. Anyone who is running for office must file what are known as “Nomination Petitions” along w... Read more
Pittsburgh Zoo officials say a recent string of mammal deaths are still within a “normal range.” During a briefing Monday, the zoo’s president said that despite the deaths of three popular a... Read more
High school musical season around the Butler County area kicks off later this week with performances from several local schools. “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” opens at Karns City High S... Read more
Historic Pullman Park will host a special high school baseball game later this year. At their Monday night meeting, the Stadium Authority heard about a game scheduled for April 10th between... Read more
The Butler Public Library will spotlight stories of challenges faced by immigrants moving to Western Pennsylvania. A program titled “The Immigrant Experience” is scheduled to be presented at... Read more
Congressman Mike Kelly is joining a group of lawmakers urging a slowdown to the push for electric vehicles. The letter was sent to the Biden Administration asking to withdraw from an Environ... Read more
Cranberry Township is asking for bids to help with several upcoming projects. First, Township Supervisors are soliciting for a company to provide all labor, materials, equipment, tools, and... Read more
New numbers show that a large number of community college students struggle to obtain a bachelor degree in a timely fashion. The report was done by the Community College Research Center and... Read more
After filing a lawsuit late last year for defamation, Jennifer Gilliland-Vanasdale was in court yesterday for preliminary objections. Vanasdale is accusing Butler County District Attorney Ri... Read more
