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The gut-wrenching photos and story of bikers mourning a riding buddy during a memorial ride should serve as a heartbreaking reminder that the emptiness and grief felt by those who lose a family member...

A male driver was transported to a hospital after a rollover crash around 1:30 a.m. Sunday morning, May 5 on White Water Drive in Adams Township. According to reports, the car caught fire, but emergen...

NEW YORK — Not all moms are the same. They like and do different things. Some, gasp, don’t love the idea of flowers and chocolates for Mother’s Day. Consider these alternative gifts, many based on te...

And hope does not disappoint us, because God has poured out his love into our hearts by the Holy Spirit, whom he has given us. — Romans 5:5

Craig Slomers was hoping construction on his new wine bar, Tannin and Tonic by Porchvue Winery located on 126 North Main St., would be done in time for Saturday’s second annual Sips in the City. “I r...

You’re excused if Mother’s Day sneaked up on you and you have nothing planned. But don’t panic: A quick trip to the grocery store — and the flower shop — and a little quality time in the kitchen will ...

ADAMS TWP — Since it entered varsity play over a decade ago, Mars boys lacrosse has elevated itself to not only a perennial champion in the WPIAL, but a consistent contender for a state championship. ...

A pickleball league hosted by the Butler YMCA starts next week at Ritts Park, but its 88 slots are already full, as are the 88 slots for its ensuing league, which begins the last week of June. Jamie K...

Headed to nationals FRANKLIN TWP — When it came down to do or die on Sunday, Franciscan University’s Ultimate Frisbee team thrived. Zelienople resident Matthew Gregor, a sophomore on the team, had ple...

JEFFERSON TWP — Living more than 100 years presents a unique perspective, especially regarding what it meant to grow up in the early part of the century during difficult times. Two spry and articulate...