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CRANBERRY TWP — While most home projects start with a great idea, the second step should be, and often is, to check if the project requires a permit. According to local ...

BUTLER — Joe Lutz, 90, of Butler has lived in his home since 1965, and he said he has no plans to leave. In fact, he just had the kitchen upgraded. “We took the floor do...

CRANBERRY TWP — How do you stop a bully? Students at Haine Middle School found out at an assembly Sept. 17th that taught them how to be smart, responsible and confident...

CRANBERRY TWP — Michael Gemperle, Drew McCarron and Eric Rusnak, members of Boy Scout Troop 403, have attained the rank of Eagle. Troop 403 is chartered by the Cranberry...

Districts ease transition for both parents, children In March, parents can register to talk to the nurses, counselors, intervention specialists, teachers and other distri...

[naviga:h3]Parents invited to Mars open house[/naviga:h3] ADAMS TWP — Mars High School will hold an open house/curriculum night from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday. The event will...

[naviga:h3]Lourdes virtual experience slated[/naviga:h3] CRANBERRY TWP — St. Ferdinand Roman Catholic Church, 2535 Rochester Road, will host a Lourdes Virtual Pilgrimage...

FORWARD TWP — The 38 alpacas owned by Carole and Joe Rost at Asgard Acres Alpaca Farm were a huge hit Saturday with all who visited as part of the 2018 Butler County Far...

It was all sighs of relief and panting from the “Dog Paddle Pool Pawty” on Sunday at Alameda Park. Chilly, wet weather the previous weekend forced Butler County Parks an...

CRANBERRY TWP — Seventeen years after the attacks of 9-11, area fire departments are carrying on the tradition of marking the day for reflection and remembrance. Both th...