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The Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania, which has nature parks in both Buffalo and Penn townships, said backyard birders in Butler County can help protect their feathered friends as they fledge t...

The Pennsylvania Game Commission’s plan to reintroduce the marten into the state has been postponed indefinitely. The Board of Game Commissioners voted 6-3 to postpone final acceptance of a long-term,...

The planned closure of Meridian Road between Railroad Street and Smith Road in Penn Township has been postponed to April 29 because of inclement weather. The closure was scheduled to take place from A...

Another full moon is upon us this week, whitewashing the Butler night sky and making it challenging for stargazers. We’re also getting into the time of year when the full moon makes a higher arc acros...

Karen Greenawalt, secretary to the principal at Seneca Valley Senior High School, was recognized by board directors during a school board meeting Monday, April 15. Greenawalt, who will retire at the e...

A Freeport couple didn’t know what was making their 6-year-old son ill last week until marijuana was found in his system by the emergency department of UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. Ashley S...

In an election year where the air crackles with political tension, the arrival of Alex Garland's film “Civil War” has sparked a broad spectrum of reactions. The movie presents a dystopian vision of a ...

NEW YORK — Hundreds of young dancers in white tutus and tightly coiffed hair gathered in New York’s Plaza Hotel on Wednesday to break the world record for dancing on pointe in one place. The spectacle...

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The Tri-County Health Care Industry Partnership announced it is giving out up to 10 $1,000 awards to health care workers currently enrolled in BSN, RN and LPN programs. Applicants must work or live in...