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All students at St. Luke Lutheran School in Jefferson Township had the chance to display and demonstrate their projects on April 16 at the annual St. Luke Art and Science Fair. Each grade level, from ...

Butler City Council gave final approval Thursday, April 25, to an ordinance implementing guidelines for landlords and tenants of rental properties in the city. The new guidelines will go into effect J...

[Jesus] was delivered over to death for our sins and was raised to life for our justification. — Romans 4:25

A conversation about water conservation happened at the Cranberry Township Municipal Center’s Franklin Station Room on Wednesday, April 24. The event, cohosted by the township and students from Haine ...

The regular food distribution on the last Saturday of each month will be held from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday, April 27, at Orchard Hill Church, 120 Walker Ave., Butler. Both fresh and shelf-stable food wi...

Cleveland-Cliffs announced that in response to industry trends and feedback from customers, the company will publish a “Cliffs Hot Rolled Market Price” via letter to all flat-rolled customers on a mon...

State police are investigating a hit and run crash that left a sign damaged Wednesday, April 24, on Route 422 in Connoquenessing Township. The crash occurred between 10 a.m. and 10:40 a.m. near Purvi...

A Butler man was accused of stabbing a vehicle on the city’s Main Street on Friday, April 26, according to charging documents. Sean M. Macfarland, 39, was charged with felony aggravated assault and m...

No one was injured after a school van was rear-ended Friday, April 26, in Jackson Township, according to officials. Chief Terry Seilhamer, of the township police, said the crash occurred around 7:40 a...

CENTER TWP — No people were harmed in a fire at 615 Sunset Drive on Wednesday afternoon, April 24, but some dogs and cats that lived in the house were possibly killed, according to firefighters. Mike ...