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“It’s over 9,000” is perhaps the most popular line in the English dub of the “Dragon Ball Z” series. The line is beloved for

The last time a Butler County law enforcement officer died in the line of duty was in December 1980, but should it happen again, a local group is working to ensure funds are available for the victim's...

The Jefferson Grange, 211 Bullcreek Road, Butler, will hold its first card party of the year on Wednesday, March 13. Lunch will be served at noon, followed by the card party. Those who attend are aske...

CRANBERRY TWP — What to do with a week off? For North Catholic, enough to stay sharp heading into the PIAA Class 4A girls basketball playoffs. “We were able to rest some legs a little bit and try to g...

HERSHEY — Ana Malovich went down fighting. That was the description Butler girls wrestling coach Nathan Bottiger gave of his 118-pound senior after she dropped a 13-7 decision to Savannah Witt of Pali...

Sts. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church is taking orders for its annual Easter bake sale. Fresh nutroll, poppyseed rolls and the church’s famous twist bread can be ordered through March 14 at 72...

Poems reflecting the tribulations faced by a Sudanese refugee adapting to pandemic life in Pittsburgh are the topic of the Cranberry Public Library’s next speaker event on Tuesday, March 12 at 6 p.m. ...

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CHERRY TWP — Mohawk coach and Knoch gradate Mike O’Lare wasn’t too pleased with his team’s defense in the first quarter Saturday night at Moniteau. So his players turned up the intensity when Moniteau...

The Saxonburg GoldenAgers will meet at noon Tuesday, March 12, at the Saxonburg VFW, 572 W. Main St., Saxonburg. Lunch will be followed by entertainment. All seniors are welcome to attend to enjoy foo...