CRANBERRY TWP — With the surges of COVID-19 this spring and fall, the Cranberry Women's Club has been unable to host its two major fundraisers — the Spring Tea and the fall Farkleberry Craft Show.
The Butler Salvation Army begins its annual bell-ringing fundraising effort Friday.
While the COVID-19 pandemic put a halt to the glühwein at the canceled Weihnachtsmarkt in Harmony, the German mulled wine will make a reappearance at the first Harmony Christmas Kickoff on Saturday.
The Middlesex supervisors approved a $300,000 infusion into uniform and non-uniform pension funds.
Keith Mann, historian and Harmony Society expert, will lead two history walks through Harmony on Saturday, describing how German settlers have influenced the borough’s past and present.
Sweating into the spirit — Harmony decorates for Christmas
The German Honor Society (Delta Epsilon Phi) at Mars Area High School is accepting Target gift cards to supplement expected donations to its 2020 Treasures for Children (Angel Tree) Program.
Two Butler County churches will host blood drives this month as the American Red Cross is urging healthy donors of all blood types to band together to give blood or platelets and help ensure a stable blood supply for patients this holiday season.
Mars Area Middle School’s Student Government is collecting leftover Halloween candy Tuesday through Thursday to benefit Operation Gratitude Halloween Candy Give-Back.
For many students, their senior project might be a paper or a science project.
ADAMS TWP — The Mars Area School Board held its Wednesday night virtual meeting from the middle school following a district announcement this week that the high school is closed through Friday.
Mars Area School District elementary students are collecting leftover Halloween candy to benefit The Lighthouse Foundation food bank in Middlesex Township.
The Cranberry Artists Network will open “Art in the Time of COVID-19” on Tuesday at the Back Hall Gallery in the Cranberry Township Municipal Center, 2525 Rochester Road in Cranberry Township.
Nikol Damato, a 2020 Slippery Rock University graduate with degrees in history and interdisciplinary programs, is the 2020 winner of the William A.
A Cranberry Township resident has won a full tuition presidential scholarship from the University of Scranton.
Seneca Valley junior Nikki Williams felt obligated to give back what she was given in the midst of a pandemic that left many unemployed.
MARS — This Halloween, people have to get creative not just with their costumes, but also with the act of trick-or-treating itself. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced people to rethink how they'll greet the little ghosts and goblins at the door this year.
Mars Area School District collected $8,149 to benefit Susan G. Komen Greater Pennsylvania as part of the district’s annual “Hats for Heroes,” held Oct. 23.
The romantic comedy “Indian Summer” that was canceled in October because one of the actors had been exposed to the coronavirus has been rescheduled at a different venue for early November.
