Despite pandemic restrictions waning, there are still some emergency relief programs available for county residents. County officials say there are still millions of dollars designated for t... Read more
The Butler City Police Department has a new website. Chief Bob O’Neill informed City Council about the site last week which he said was created by the Department’s own Sergeant Forsythe. The... Read more
Local business people are welcome to attend a networking event to be held later today. The Butler County Young Professionals and GFWC Jr Women’s Club are being joined by Butler Collaborative... Read more
A French film festival hosted by Slippery Rock University is about to get underway. The SRU French program is joining with the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures to screen six Frenc... Read more
The Butler Area Public Library continues to present activities and programs for all ages in the month of March. Teens and tweens are invited to a movie night today from 5 to 7 p.m. as the li... Read more
Two Butler County Community College students are receiving free tuition to state schools for the rest of their college careers. Current student Keily Tinoco of Cranberry and former student I... Read more
Work on expanding Freedom Road resumes this week in Cranberry Township. Officials say to expect temporary short-term lane closures in between Commonwealth Drive and Haine School Road. This i... Read more
Its high school musical season around the Butler County area and several local schools are kicking things off over the next few days. Tickets to see the classic musical The Wizard of Oz at K... Read more
Butler City Council has agreed to take out a loan to purchase vehicles and pave streets later this year. At last week’s meeting, Council approved a motion to accept a proposal for a general... Read more
State lawmakers are offering their reactions to last night’s State of the Union address by President Biden. Unsurprisingly, most statements fell along party lines. Republican Congressman Mik... Read more
