A local church is approaching its one-year anniversary of providing a monthly food distribution. The Orchard Hill Church in Butler’s South Side neighborhood began the distribution’s last Jan... Read more
The American Red Cross is once again sounding the alarm about a critically low blood supply. Officials say that the recent winter storms have led to nearly 15,000 blood and platelet donation... Read more
A local college’s orchestra has earned recognition for their performance. The Grove City College Symphony Orchestra placed third in The American Prize National Nonprofit Competition in the P... Read more
Students at local high schools still have time to use problem-solving, creative, and strategic-thinking abilities to solve real-world problems. Submissions for the seventh annual PennDOT Inn... Read more
Cranberry Township is seeking interns for the upcoming summer. Officials say beginning May 27th and continuing until August 9th, the township will have openings in numerous departments, incl... Read more
A Butler School Board member is facing charges after a road rage incident in late December. The incident happened on December 27 when State Police were called to Center Township at Mercer Ro... Read more
A state representative from a neighboring county is proposing a law to address high school athletics classifying. After the PIAA decision to once again to move Aliquippa High School Football... Read more
A new online tool aims to help connect state residents to resources in their area. State officials announced the launch of “PA Navigate” earlier this week. The website will help residents le... Read more
A couple local lawmakers have been busy advancing legislation that would protect state assets from foreign influence or interference. As part of a package of bills from House Republicans, St... Read more
Pennsylvania is receiving poor marks for its efforts to reduce and prevent tobacco use. According to the new annual report by the American Lung Association, Pennsylvania received three Fs an... Read more