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Brian Minto has a story to tell — and a film to share. The retired professional boxer from Butler, now 49, compiled a 42-11 record with 29 knockouts during his pro career, which ran from 2002 through ...

Employees of Pennsylvania’s last Ponderosa Steakhouse still in operation along Route 8 in Center Township in Butler County are used to customers taking selfies in the parking lot and making a big fuss over the staying power of this Ponderosa. Server Denise Morin, 58, has worked at the Butler area

Saxonburg business owner Doug Sprankle, owner of Sprankle’s Neighborhood Market, will compete on the nationally-syndicated game show “Family Feud,” along with four other members of the Sprankle family...

The Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority announced on Thursday, April 18 that Armstrong Telecommunications has received about $12.47 million in Broadband Infrastructure Program grants for two ...

Forum discussion: The cable industry is promoting a new framework profile for secure internet routing: Cable industry puts its weight behind Internet routing security CableLabs, NCTA and cable ops are promoting a new framework profile aimed at beefing up Intern

Four candidates on the Nov. 7 ballot for two seats on Meadville City Council outlined contrasting visions of the city and the role of city government in a Meadville Tribune

Meadville City Council candidates will be questioned today at 7 p.m. in a live forum hosted by The Meadville Tribune.

The property of the former Ellwood City Medical Center could have a new lease on life more than three years since it closed.

DEAR EDITOR: I believe the NFL wants to induce ticket sales versus watching games on television. The league considers a team’s home market to be within a 75-

The Meadville Tribune continues to welcome potential questions for an upcoming forum for the four candidates running for Meadville City Council in the Nov. 7 election.