The fourth annual “Men Who Cook” event – co-sponsored by Armstrong and the Butler Radio Network – was another success. A record number of guests enjoyed a variety of entrees, soups and desse... Read more
Pennsylvania’s top law enforcement official is taking steps to make sure the justice system is working correctly for everyone involved. Earlier this week, Attorney General Josh Shapiro annou... Read more
The Butler VA Health Care System is looking for female veterans to participate in a national campaign. The “I Am Not Invisible” campaign aims to increase awareness and dialogue about women v... Read more
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
The coronavirus outbreak in China is having an impact on a Butler County manufacturer. II-VI is an electronic component maker based in Saxonburg. The company has a 24,000-person workforce in... Read more
A grant from Rails-to-Trails will help fund the reconstruction of a tunnel along Armstrong Trails. The Armstrong Trails group announced they won the $35,000 grant on Facebook last week. The... Read more
A nearly 100-year-old golf course in northern Butler County is now under new ownership. Four new owners purchased the former Oakview Golf Club in December and renamed the facility the Slippe... Read more
A new summer event is coming to the Butler Farm Show Grounds. Bikes & BBQ will be a three day event from July 17-19 featuring a variety of motorcycles, food, and live entertainment. Simi... Read more
One of the leaders in the Pennsylvania State Senate will not seek re-election. Republican Senator Joe Scarnati said yesterday that he will not be running for a sixth term in office. Scarnati... Read more
Board members in the South Butler School District have made a change to the district’s grading scale that will take effect this fall. A motion was approved to revise the grading system for g... Read more