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But role of staff members remains same as always As the way people read literature and search for information continues to change, libraries are changing with the times a...

The Butler County Board of Realtors for 2016 met Wednesday for its first meeting of the year. In the first row, from left, are Denise Day, association executive, Gina Lo...

A passion for excellence and student success, a comprehensive catalog of program offerings and a supportive yet challenging academic environment define the Edinboro Univ...

At Grove City College, the foundation of a great education is built one block at a time. The cornerstone of our academic tradition is grounded in the experiences of our ...

Cranberry Eagle plans to do a number of profiles of Miracle League Ballplayers and Buddies in the next several months. Please send the information below to Mike Sherry m...

Saint Joseph High School in Natrona Heights is celebrating its centennial this year and has been named a Catholic School of Excellence, formerly known as the Top 50 Awar...

Jeff Schueler, Cranberry’s public safety director, shows the automatic external defibrillator device at the Cranberry Township Municipal Center. Cranberry recently insta...

Diversity series to begin Jan. 30 CRANBERRY TWP — At noon Jan. 30, the Cranberry Area Diversity Network will launch a series called Matinee, Mumble and Munch with a ...

Mars’ Robby Carmody drives toward the net during play against Seneca Valley in the Don Graham Classic Saturday at Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic. Carmody paced the Planet...

Group to showcase new home Sunday CONNOQUENESSING TWP — The Butler Dog Training Association will continue to teach dog owners new tricks at its new location. The 35-year...