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Butler resident Gary Falconer was recognized during the Pennsylvania Broadband Summit on April 11, along with Armstrong Utilities, for their partnership with the Healing Heroes program. Falconer is th...

JEFFERSON TWP — Knoch school board members are discussing a 2-mill property tax increase for the 2024-25 school year. The increase is recommended by Knoch School District administrators due to a budge...

Since its construction in 1838, the Little Red School House in Butler has become even redder from people repainting its bricks to better resemble its name — which has actually damaged the brick that m...

At a special meeting on Wednesday, May 1, Saxonburg’s board of supervisors voted to dip into the borough’s park fund to replace two air conditioning units which recently failed at Cooper Hall on Rebec...

FORWARD TWP — The planning commission discussed possibly amending its ordinances on land development to require developers to submit traffic studies as part of their preliminary plan for larger develo...

This week, “Miller Minutes” is going to serve as a reverse self-help column. I need reader input on an age-old affliction, one that plagues the innocent every day. What is the sure-fire way to get a ...

The following items have been collected from various police departments and district courts: Butler April 14 — John R. Murphy, 49, of Gibsonia, was charged with misdemeanors strangulation and simple ...

Columbus State Community College is facing a larger budget deficit than what the college had initially anticipated.

Summit Township supervisors tabled a motion to select a company to construct a new township municipal building at a meeting Wednesday, May 1. Willie Adams, Summit Township supervisor chairman, said Th...

A former Natrona Heights nurse pleaded guilty Thursday, May 2 to dozens of charges related to the death of 17 patients and the neglect of other patients in her care at a number of nursing homes, inclu...