The founder of a longtime jewelry business in Butler has died. Merril Moses passed away at his home this past Sunday. Moses was a Lyndora native who served in the U.S. Navy. Upon his return,... Read more

An event tomorrow will help raise funds for a local organization that helps neighbors in need. The Lighthouse Foundation Night Bingo is planned for Friday at Highfield Hall. Doors open at 5... Read more

State house lawmakers have passed a bill that would allow for a database of blighted properties to be created so municipalities can fine the owners. The bill passed through the state house w... Read more

A state agency is providing a new resource to help residents who are responsible for the care of others. PA CareKit is an effort by the Pennsylvania Department of Aging to provide training,... Read more

Anyone looking to have a one-on-one conversation with an accounting professional is invited to a free gathering Friday. Bonus Accounting is hosting a Coffee and Accounting from 2 to 4 p.m. a... Read more

A man who worked at a child summer camp has been charged for being in possession of child sexual abuse material. State Police have charged 50-year-old Aaron Joyce of Slippery Rock with 205 c... Read more

State police are releasing data from the Memorial Day weekend. During the four-day period, state police investigated 756 crashes that led to 140 injuries and five fatalities. Police say alco... Read more

It’s the last day of school for students in the Seneca Valley School District. This evening will also be commencement for seniors in the district. The gates to the football stadium open at 4... Read more

The state attorney general is warning residents about counterfeit weight loss drugs. Attorney General Dave Sunday says the demand for GLP-1 drugs has risen dramatically. That has led to a co... Read more

Teachers in the Armstrong School district are responding to the school board’s proposal to furlough teachers. The district has proposed to furlough 14 teachers and two licensed practical nur... Read more

A law inspired by remembering a man who was killed by a distracted driver will be going into effect next week. It’s known as “Paul Miller’s Law” and will prohibit the use of any hand-held de... Read more

The deadline for the Property Tax/Rent rebate program has been extended to later this year. Eligible Pennsylvanians now have until December 31st to file for a rebate potentially up to $1,000... Read more

Butler Memorial Hospital is now using new technology to help with lung cancer diagnosis. According to Independence Health System officials, the Johnson and Johnson MedTech Monarch Platform i... Read more

There’s still time for local fire companies and EMS agencies to apply for state funding. Municipal Fire Department and Emergency Training Center Capital Grants are administered by the Office... Read more

Local residents are invited to enjoy a free family movie in an outdoor setting tonight. Cranberry Township kicks off their summer series of Free Movies on the newly opened Armstrong Great La... Read more

A local administrator is receiving recognition for making a positive impact on the community through the mission of inclusion. Seneca Valley School Psychologist at Haine Elementary School Dr... Read more

Crews are busy this week starting a blitz of paving projects in Butler City. There are around 10 streets scheduled to be paved over the summer. “We had allocated $750,000 to do street projec... Read more

Senator Dave McCormick is showing support for the proposed deal between Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel. President Donald Trump said last Friday he would support the $14 billion deal between the... Read more

A Butler man has been placed in prison after he allegedly made threats to kill multiple people in a Butler City apartment. Butler City Police arrested 57-year-old John Mendicino after he all... Read more

Police have placed a Cranberry man in prison after it’s alleged he crashed his vehicle while drunk and then assaulted a woman. Cranberry Township Police were called early Sunday morning to a... Read more