Passover begins next week and the Butler Area Public Library is marking the occasion with a couple of events tonight spotlighting Jewish culture and history. First, the library is hosting a... Read more

The Pennsylvania Game Commission believes a change in how antlerless deer licenses are sold will help reduce wait times. The commission has changed their rollout of selling the licenses. The... Read more

It was a busy night once again for emergency crews as another strong round of storms rolled into the area. Starting around 7 p.m., severe weather led to numerous calls to the Butler County 9... Read more

The Butler County Community College Board of Trustees has rejected the recommendations of a fact finder as part of contract negotiations with the college’s support professionals union. Accor... Read more

The Tri-County Workforce Investment Board is accepting applications for their healthcare scholarship program. The group is awarding up to 10 scholarships valued at $1,000 each. The scholarsh... Read more

Investors have seen the market pull back over the last couple of weeks. According to local financial advisor Howie Pentony, the slight retreat is not unexpected. “Basically, the reason why t... Read more

State health officials are encouraging local municipalities to apply for funding that would create opportunities for residents to engage in physical activity. According to the Pennsylvania D... Read more

Residents are invited to an upcoming presentation and activity at the Rose E. Schneider Family YMCA in Cranberry. A free hour-long Human Trafficking Seminar will begin at 6:30 p.m. tonight.... Read more

April is National Volunteer Month and the American Red Cross is encouraging residents to pitch in to support neighbors in need. Officials say last year more than 3,300 Red Cross volunteers a... Read more

There has been historic rain fall amounts in Pennsylvania in the month April and it’s now there is looming floods and challenges for farmers. Two of the wettest days in history according to... Read more

The support staff at Butler County Community College is arguing for higher wages as part of contract negotiations with the college’s board. The union representing the support staff issued a... Read more

Pennsylvania’s Auditor General Tim DeFoor was at Butler County Community College’s main campus yesterday touring the school and talking with students about opportunities in the Auditor Gener... Read more

Voters will be electing their party’s nominee to become the next attorney general of Pennsylvania next week. Democrats will see five candidates on their ballot, while Republicans will have j... Read more

An event this weekend will help you get rid of hard-to-recycle items around the house. The PA Resources Council is holding the recycling event Saturday at Karns City High School. Josh Schune... Read more

President Joe Biden will be in Pittsburgh today making a speech on steel. The President is expected to talk later this afternoon at the U.S. Steel Headquarters in Pittsburgh. Officials antic... Read more

The Pennsylvania Game Commission says hunting wild pheasants could become a reality for those with access to private property within a Wild Pheasant Recovery Area. The Game Commission Execut... Read more

Independence Health System is welcoming a new doctor to their staff. Dr. Lela Dougherty recently joined Butler Family Medicine. Dr. Dougherty graduated from Marshall University. She complete... Read more

The public is invited to attend an epic basketball showdown in the Seneca Valley Senior High School Gymnasium later this week. The Seneca Valley Foundation is welcoming the Harlem Wizards fo... Read more

PennDOT is accepting applications for their public-private partnership program. It’s also known as P3, and it aims to give the private sector a chance to submit proposal “offering innovative... Read more

Many Butler Township residents continue to take advantage of the recycling of electronics and hazardous household waste. Butler Township Manager Tom Knights recently provided Township Commis... Read more