The Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh is preparing a plan to allow for the safe reopening of local Catholic Schools this fall. A team of school administrative officials is working with focus gr... Read more

There is still time to participate in a Cranberry Township activity fundraiser to benefit local police. The Cranberry Township Police Association Virtual 5K is now underway and will continue... Read more

The Jeff Potter Baseball Tour is back in Butler this week to kick off their 11th year The tour has evolved over time form a baseball event to providing a public service within the communitie... Read more

Butler City Council is continuing to explore options when it comes to improving parking services in the city. Councilman Mike Walter shared a proposal he received from a vendor called Flowbi... Read more

The number of new COVID-19 cases across the state as well as in Butler County continues to increase. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Health on Tuesday afternoon, there are 995 ad... Read more

A long time, much beloved, minister has died. Pastor Bob Huber, of North Street Christian Church, passed away on Saturday, July 4, 2020. He worked at North Street Christian Church for 42 yea... Read more

State Police are looking for the driver of a hit and run accident in Fairview Township on Saturday, July 4, 2020. According to the police report, a driver of a 2020 Nissan Pathfinder was dri... Read more

A local organization will receive a state grant to help with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Pennsylvania Council on the Art has been awarded nearly $2,000 CARES Act. The money can... Read more

Butler Township has awarded contracts for a couple of paving projects that will begin later this summer. First, the Commissioners awarded the 202 Road Paving contract to Wiest Asphalt and Pa... Read more

Knoch High School has cancelled their prom and graduation ceremonies due to the Coronavirus. Principal Todd Trofimuk announced that the events, which were going to be held in July, have been... Read more

The Butler High School Class of 1970 has postponed their reunion over concerns of COVID-19.  This would have been the 50th class reunion for the group.  It was scheduled for the weekend of A... Read more

The number of new COVID-19 cases across the state as well as in Butler County continues to increase. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Health on Monday afternoon, there are 450 add... Read more

It is another Peak Alert Day from Central Electric Cooperative. That means CEC is asking you to conserve power by turning off all non-essential electric items and set your air conditioner at... Read more

No injuries were reported following a two vehicle crash that occurred late last week in Clay Township. According to State Police, a 71-year-old Forrestville man was traveling north on Route... Read more

McDonald’s is again looking to hire local individuals with a hiring event this week. The McDonald’s restaurant, at 680 Butler Crossing, in Butler Township will be talking with prospective ne... Read more

The BC3 Education Foundation has added three community leaders as directors. They are Tom Martin, who owns Martin Funeral Home in Butler, Carol Achezinski, (Evans City) Senior VP of preferre... Read more

Some local artists will be showcasing their talents today in downtown Butler. Jeff Geibel, Chair of the Design Committee of Butler Downtown, says this will not be like the large murals that... Read more

St. Vincent de Paul will be reopening today, June 6, 2020.  They’re expected to resume normal hours as of this week.  That would be Monday-Friday from 8:30am-10am.   The organization tempora... Read more

Will we be getting any rain soon?  According to the National Weather Service, the next chance at rain comes on Tuesday, although we’ll only hold on to a 40% chance of wet weather.  Wednesday... Read more

Saxonburg has a grocery store once again.  Sprankles opened on Saturday, July 4, 2020, in the former Friedman’s building.  Included inside is Roebling Bakery featuring the Main Street Bakesh... Read more