The Unionville Volunteer Fire Company has decided to cancel their Sportsman’s Night Event. However, all prizes on the entry ticket will still be drawn Saturday, March 21st at 7:30 p.m. The d... Read more

Butler County Community College is canceling or moving to remote instruction all non-credit workforce development, public safety, lifelong learning, adult literacy courses, and trainings. Th... Read more

Local school districts are continuing to help their communities through the distribution of meals during the period of mandated shutdown due to the coronavirus. South Butler Superintendent D... Read more

Central Electric Cooperative is restricting access to their office and lobby area in Parker to maintain the health and safety of employees and members. CEC employees are still working and re... Read more

Although no confirmed cases of coronavirus have been verified in Butler County, testing has begun. Dr. John Love is an infectious disease specialist with Butler Health System. “In the parkin... Read more

St. Vincent de Paul says the number of families they are feeding is on the rise, while at the same time their organization has some concerns.  Jerry Harrison, the chair of St. Vincent de Pau... Read more

The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board will be closing their Fine Wine and Good Spirits stores tonight at 9 p.m. There was no timetable given for when the stores will re-open, with officials... Read more

The Butler County Humane Society is closed to the public through the end of the month. The organization says it’s imperative to keep their staff and volunteers safe at this time so they can... Read more

It looks like going to the movies is out of the question for a while if you were planning on going to the Regal Theaters. The company has closed its doors, including the location in Butler. ... Read more

A local company is helping to keep residents connected during this difficult time of uncertainty. Armstrong has decided to relax data allowance policies for all levels of residential Zoom In... Read more

As of today, Tuesday, March 17, 2020, Moraine and McConnells Mill State Parks continue to be open to visitors, although the programs and trainings have been canceled. Parks Manager Dustin Dr... Read more

Concerns surrounding the coronavirus continue to take tolls on Wall Street. Stocks plummeted nearly 3,000 points yesterday—one of the worst days for the markets. Local financial advisor Howi... Read more

Butler County is continuing to follow their comprehensive pandemic response plan as well as continue to coordinate with state health officials and local health experts. Butler County does no... Read more

The Butler County Chamber of Commerce has decided to help reduce the spread of coronavirus by suspending all networking related events through March. The Chamber will also be conducting all... Read more

Following the directive from Governor Wolf, the Butler County Family YMCA has decided to close all of their facilities. The closure of the Butler YMCA, the Rose E. Schneider Family YMCA, and... Read more

Butler Area School District teachers and administrators are preparing for the possibility of remote learning but at this time, students do not have assignments to complete at home. According... Read more

Any Butler Area School District student or person under the age of 18 is invited to take advantage of a free breakfast and lunch during the closure period. According to Superintendent Dr. Br... Read more

Governor Tom Wolf has announced that all non-essential businesses across the state will close as of midnight Tuesday morning for about two weeks. This order applies to stores, bars, and rest... Read more

As shoppers face some empty shelves, local grocery stores are changing hours to deal with increased demand. All Giant Eagle stores will be open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. 24-hour Walmarts will n... Read more

Slippery Rock University is the latest school to announce that they have suspended face-to-face classes for the rest of the spring semester. The school will remain on spring break for the ne... Read more