Bryan Sprankle News Today

One day after dozens of Saxonburg residents came out to watch the Sprankle family — owners of Sprankle’s Neighborhood Market — win on the game show Family Feud, many of them returned to the Saxonburg ...

SAXONBURG — A crowd of dozens of friends, family and Saxonburg residents came out to watch Sprankle’s Neighborhood Markets owner Doug Sprankle and his family not only compete on Family Feud, but win $...

Western Pennsylvania’s Sprankle family made the trip to Atlanta in May to tape an episode of “Family Feud” that’s expected to air at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 24, on WPKD-TV, Channel 19. They’re inviting the community to join the celebration under a tent at the Saxonburg Volunteer Fire Company Carnival

A German-themed festival is moving to new permanent digs in southeastern Butler County. The annual Sprankle’s Octoberfest, in its sixth year, has grown from a fledgling festival to a full-scale three-day event filled with beer, fellowship, food, music, family fun and entertainment. “We’ve been looking for land, and the Sprankle

LSP says after the wreck, Mattingly armed himself with a firearm and officers from multiple agencies then fired at him.

BOSSIER CITY, La. – Law enforcement officers who shot and killed a man armed with what looked like a semi-automatic rifle following a high-speed chase were justified in their actions,

Put more sizzle in your summer grilling season with meats from Sprankle’s Neighborhood Markets. With three locations in Leechburg, Kittanning and Saxonburg, the father/sons trio of Randy, Ryan and Doug Sprankle constantly collaborate to bring customers the freshest cuts of Certified Angus beef, pork, chicken and more. Five generations of

Put more sizzle in your summer grilling season with meats from Sprankle’s Neighborhood Markets. With three locations in Leechburg, Kittanning and Saxonburg, the father/sons trio of Randy, Ryan and Doug Sprankle constantly collaborate to bring customers the freshest cuts of Certified Angus beef, pork, chicken and more. Five generations of

Growing up in his family’s slaughterhouse business along the Juniata River in Tyrone, Randy Sprankle had a pretty good idea that cutting meat wasn’t what he wanted to do for the rest of his life. “When I was 16, I applied for a stocking job at the IGA down the

Sprankle’s Neighborhood Market launched a T-shirt fundraiser Tuesday to help the people of Ukraine as they suffer under a Russian military invasion. The Sprankle’s chain, with three locations in Leechburg, Saxonburg and Kittanning, hope to raise $5,000 for the Red Cross by selling the shirts. Co-owner Ryan Sprankle said an