Instead of simply turning on the faucet, imagine hiking for several miles just to obtain water. That’s the reality for millions of people throughout the world, and that’s what a group of Pine-Richland High School students sort of experienced on the hot, cloudless afternoon of May 20. Forty-plus members of
The 38th annual Mars Applefest will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 7.
The upcoming event will feature a variety of apples for sale from the Rich-Mar Rotary Club, and 140 vendors will line Pittsburgh.
There are about 200 types of apples grown across the United States, according to the Agricultural Marketing Resource Center, and if all goes to plan, the variety of vendors at the Mars Applefest this .
Conrad Pfeifer was teaching police officers before they finally convinced him to become one.
Pfeifer said years ago he was a public safety dive instructor instructing police officers across the countr.
Butler County’s unsung heroes are about to receive some well-deserved recognition.
With the help of Butler County’s 10 Rotary Clubs, the 2024 Can-Am Police-Fire Games, Salute Home Loans and the Butler.
Northern Regional Police Chief John Sicilia wasn’t banking on actually getting a federal grant when he filed the paperwork to help cover the cost of replacing the dog that was retiring from the department’s K9 unit late last year. “We had no idea if we’d get the money when we
Ballistic vests have long been an integral part of a the gear police officers rely on to protect them during dangerous encounters. So for officers who rely on a dog as part of their patrol duties, protecting their canine partners from serious injury is just as important. But until last