Staff at a local state park will lead guests on a unique event later this week. On Friday (June 23rd) staff at Moraine State Park will share highlights of the park’s history with participant... Read more
There’s still time to sign up for a local fundraising competition planned for the end of next week. The Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber’s Helping Young Professionals Excel group or HYPE wi... Read more
Cranberry Township residents who love dogs are invited to join a volunteer group at an upcoming meeting. Cranberry K9 Connection is holding a public meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Cranb... Read more
With hot and humid weather in store for the day, the Department of Environmental Protection is issuing an air quality alert. The Code Orange Alert means that overall air quality will be poor... Read more
Today marks the third year the country officially celebrates the federal holiday Juneteenth. It serves as a day to commemorate the end of slavery in the United States—stemming back to June 1... Read more
A well-known local athlete and alumni of Butler Area School District is giving back to the community after being recognized with an award. Ethan Morton, Butler Class of 2020, and current stu... Read more
A woman may be facing charges after totaling her car crashing into a dumpster Thursday night. Butler Township Police were called to the 800 block of East Jefferson Street Thursday night just... Read more
A former Butler School Board member allegedly violated his bond conditions. According to our news partners WPXI-TV, Bill Halle violated his bond condition to stay off social media. Police ac... Read more
Additional details have been released regarding a crash that happened early Thursday morning in Butler Township. According to Butler Township Police, 18-year-old Caiden Weider of Butler was... Read more
Free developmental screenings for children are being offered locally later this week. Lifesteps will be hosting the screening at their Stirling Village location Monday from 9 a.m. to noon. T... Read more
Members of the community are invited to an event this week to learn more about the history of a relatively new national holiday. The Butler Clergy Network Anti-Racist Focus Group is organizi... Read more
Jury deliberations have determined that the accused Tree of Life synagogue shooter is guilty. Both the prosecution and defense rested their cases around 2 p.m. Thursday in the trial against... Read more
Area residents 16 and older are invited out to Moraine State Park this weekend to enjoy an overnight hiking trip. A Glacier Ridge Trail Overnight Hiking Trip will begin at 1 p.m. Saturday at... Read more
The Harmony Museum is hosting a demonstration event this weekend. The Weavers of Harmony are sponsoring a program on turning fleece into a shawl from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Weaver... Read more
Cranberry Township is seeking bids to accomplish an upcoming project. Cranberry Supervisors have decided to make some additions to the existing Municipal Center including additional office s... Read more
The City of Butler is obtaining access to new computer software in order to ensure compliance with state reporting requirements. At their Thursday meeting, Council approved a motion to enter... Read more
Butler City Council will hold a gathering next month in order to get feedback from residents about plans for the money from the anticipated sale of Butler Area Sewer Authority assets. The pu... Read more
Jury deliberations are underway in the accused Tree of Life synagogue shooter trial. Both the prosecution and defense rested their cases around 2 p.m. Thursday in the trial against Robert Bo... Read more
A longtime locally owned business has closed one of its locations. Waltman Furniture recently announced that they closed their Chicora location earlier this month. A notice posted by owner F... Read more
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