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“We invite every one of our hospice families who have lost a loved one in the past year, and we also invite people who h...
09/15/2025

“We invite every one of our hospice families who have lost a loved one in the past year, and we also invite people who have come to the event in previous years,”said Debbie Kaylor, the VNA’s director of marketing and communications.

FRANKLIN TWP — Dozens of Butler County residents took an opportunity to send a message to their departed loved ones at the annual “Beyond Memories” butterfly release, at Big Butler Fairgrounds on…

Linda Beck said the organization’s president, Jim Lewis, implores everyone to visit Haiti instead of just donating, beca...
09/15/2025

Linda Beck said the organization’s president, Jim Lewis, implores everyone to visit Haiti instead of just donating, because they get to make a bigger impact by being there to help in the clinic.

After donating to a nonprofit that takes supplies to a health clinic in Haiti, Linda Beck was convinced to finally visit the Caribbean nation in 2018 by the nonprofit’s leader. Now, Beck travels…

All Seneca Valley schools were placed on secure status Monday, after police notified district officials of suspicious ac...
09/15/2025

All Seneca Valley schools were placed on secure status Monday, after police notified district officials of suspicious activity involving an individual in Cranberry Township.

All Seneca Valley schools were placed on secure status Monday, Sept. 15, after police notified district officials of suspicious activity involving an individual in Cranberry Township. District…

“We're here not just so that we remember Charlie, but so we all stand here together in solidarity against political viol...
09/15/2025

“We're here not just so that we remember Charlie, but so we all stand here together in solidarity against political violence,” said Slippery Rock Mayor Jondavid Longo.

SLIPPERY ROCK — Dozens of people turned out Sunday, Sept. 14, at Slippery Rock’s massive American flag to pay homage to Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist assassinated during a speech in Utah on…

“It was a slow start, but it started to get busy quickly,” said Tom McPherson, executive director for Slippery Rock Deve...
09/15/2025

“It was a slow start, but it started to get busy quickly,” said Tom McPherson, executive director for Slippery Rock Development, about the crowd. “Main Street always gets packed, and it’s great for our community.”

SLIPPERY ROCK — Hundreds of revelers filled the streets and alleyways around Gateway Park as the community hosted the 22nd annual VillageFest on Saturday, Sept. 13. The town’s signature celebration…

The Zelienople Open Air Market Thursday, Sept. 11, drew crowds for entertainment, food, family fun and more.
09/15/2025

The Zelienople Open Air Market Thursday, Sept. 11, drew crowds for entertainment, food, family fun and more.

The Zelienople Open Air Market Thursday, Sept. 11, drew crowds for entertainment, food, family fun and more. Vendors lined the streets of downtown Zelienople to browse the shops and vendors, get a…

The end of summer was nigh on Sept. 10, 2008. The sky was clear, and temperatures were in the low- to mid-70s, allowing ...
09/15/2025

The end of summer was nigh on Sept. 10, 2008. The sky was clear, and temperatures were in the low- to mid-70s, allowing Nicholas Mangino, 3, of Edinburg, to take a cool dip into Lake Arthur at Moraine State Park’s South Shore.

The end of summer was nigh on Sept. 10, 2008. The sky was clear, and temperatures were in the low- to mid-70s, allowing Nicholas Mangino, 3, of Edinburg, to take a cool dip into Lake Arthur at…

Around 1:30 a.m. April 1, 1874, the occupants of the Central Hotel in Millerstown in Butler County — now the borough of ...
09/14/2025

Around 1:30 a.m. April 1, 1874, the occupants of the Central Hotel in Millerstown in Butler County — now the borough of Chicora — awakened to smoke and flame.

It’s a word that anyone fears hearing shouted in the middle of the night — fire. Around 1:30 a.m. April 1, 1874, the occupants of the Central Hotel in Millerstown in Butler County — now the borough…

With help from the NFL and the American Heart Association, Ehrman Crest Elementary School students will get to use new a...
09/14/2025

With help from the NFL and the American Heart Association, Ehrman Crest Elementary School students will get to use new and improved physical education equipment.

CRANBERRY TWP — With help from the National Football League and the American Heart Association, Ehrman Crest Elementary School students will get to use new and improved physical education equipment.…

Butler County commissioners approved a three-year contract for a weather station that will provide real time severe weat...
09/14/2025

Butler County commissioners approved a three-year contract for a weather station that will provide real time severe weather alerts to the 911 center and Alameda Park, and to the Emergency Services page.

Butler County commissioners approved a three-year contract for a weather station that will provide real time severe weather alerts to the 911 center and Alameda Park, and to the Emergency Services…

After the conclusion of the Revolutionary War, the land that would become East Butler was opened for settlers. Veterans,...
09/13/2025

After the conclusion of the Revolutionary War, the land that would become East Butler was opened for settlers. Veterans, along with Scotch-Irish and German immigrants, began building the foundation for the state we know today.

At first glance, East Butler looks like any other small Pennsylvania borough. But behind its quiet streets lies nearly a century of history shaped not by single events, but by the steady rhythm of…

Faith Fellowship Alliance Church has formed a search committee to find a new pastor in the wake of Rev. Richard Jenks l...
09/13/2025

Faith Fellowship Alliance Church has formed a search committee to find a new pastor in the wake of Rev. Richard Jenks looming retirement at 86-years-old.

OAKLAND TWP — The Rev. Richard Jenks is retiring from his longtime position as pastor of Faith Fellowship Alliance Church, but the only thing he wants to do in retirement is continue to preach.…

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