Pullman Standard News Today

Charges were held against a Butler man accused of vandalizing the Pullman Standard building last month following a preliminary hearing Monday, April 1. Matthew J. Wade, 21, was charged with felonies ...

Huge local turnout for a congressional town hall in Pennsylvania shows how small-town social fabric remains strong and vibrant.

The issue has received too little press attention to pressure decision-makers in the White House and at the Energy Department, who feel no urgency.

Killing the local plant would not be an organic side effect of changing habits but instead a government-created disaster, all in reaction to pressure from the Sierra Club and other heavily bankrolled and powerful climate justice entities.

BY SALENA ZITO

A 21-year-old man and two juveniles caused at least $76,000 in damage after breaking into the Pullman Standard office building Tuesday, Feb. 20, according to charges filed earlier this week. Matthew ...

Butler has had many famous visitors during its 200 plus years of existence, beginning with the Marquis de Lafayette and Tom Thumb in the 19th century to Buffalo Bill Cody, Clara Barton, jazz great Lio...

EAST BUTLER — On Jan. 13, 1974, a public works employee at the borough gave the keys to a snow plow to councilman Kenneth Crispin, who then asked his younger brother, 28-year-old Chuck Crispin, to plo...

This story was originally printed in the April 26, 1976, Butler Eagle. We are reprinting it on the event of the death of former first lady Rosalynn Carter on Sunday. Cold breezes and a few blowin...

The county’s reuse plan for the AK Steel Plant 2 site and the Bantam building has won an award. The Butler Bantam Redevelopment Master Plan, which was completed this year, but has not been publicized,...