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It was September 1937 when my pals and I entered first grade at St. Michael Catholic Elementary School on Monroe Street. Still struggling with the English language, we soon found ourselves serving as ...

BUTLER TWP — Jay Miranda recently had a finger amputated, one of a number of surgeries and amputations he’s gone through in recent years. Miranda, Randy Fillhart, John Hartle, Mickey Haley and Craig L...

Highlights of the annual summer tradition include a hip-hop showcase featuring some of the biggest names in the genre, a tribute to DJ Casper and, of course, food from 35 vendors and food trucks.

Bright floats, candy-tossing volunteers and the loud call of union slogans helped kick off this year’s Labor Day Parade in the Pullman neighborhood on the Far South Side. This year’s parade stepped off around noon Saturday from a new route location at 108th Street and Cottage Grove Avenue south to 113th Street. In prior years, the parade celebrating working people began at 104th Street and ...

At 6-foot-8, 255 pounds, Steve Mowry’s moniker in the professional mixed martial arts fighting world is simply “Tall.” And his career goals are long-reaching. Mowry, 31, a 2011 Knoch graduate, has bee...

Lucas Adams knows how to stay busy. The Butler resident, 27, won the American Boxing Federation cruiserweight title last year, defeating ring veteran Mike Manno. He then defeated Manno in a 10-round r...

This is the last in a series of articles profiling the 2023 Butler Football Hometown Hero honorees BUTLER TWP — Jay Miranda is not an athlete ... but he’s been prominent in athletics. The 1983 Butler ...

Few things are more synonymous with summer in America than grilling, and there was plenty of grilling going on inside Butler’s Pullman Park during the first day of the fifth annual Butler Rib & Mu...

It’s August. The final push for summer fun. The last taste of freedom from worries and cares and cold weather. This month has always been a long-anticipated one in Butler County, as big-ticket events...

Butler Iron Bucks manager Len Piccini did not want his players thinking about their two losses to Meadville this season by a combined score of 23-6, not even for motivation. Focusing on the here and n...