Daily Update
Cars entered, items stolen in Cranberry Township
CRANBERRY TWP — Police are reminding residents to keep their vehicles locked after at least a dozen cars in a township neighborhood were entered overnight Wednesday.
7/17/2019 Cranberry Local News
Filings keep attorneys in Flood case busy
Second countersuit, another official response submitted
A new countersuit and the first response from one of the families involved are included in recent filings in the Flood lawsuit.
7/17/2019 Cranberry Local News
Bear cub spotted in Cranberry Township neighborhood
CRANBERRY TWP — Every morning, Janet Dick and her husband, Harry, sit on the back porch of their Woodlawn Road home and watch birds come and go from the feeders in the yard.
7/16/2019 Cranberry Local News
Development gets final OK in Jackson Township
JACKSON TWP — In a meeting lasting 20 minutes July 10, the Jackson Township Planning Commission approved the final submission for The Villas at Spring Valley Phase 2, making way for the...
7/16/2019 Cranberry Local News
Member of Rich-Mar Rotary to be governor
Ken Fleeson will serve as Rotary District 7280 District Governor.
7/12/2019 Cranberry Local News
Local News
Cranberry Twp. celebrates sense of community
CRANBERRY TWP — Hundreds of vendors and organizations, as well as food and rides helped attendees from near and far celebrate Cranberry Township Community Days this past weekend.
7/17/2019 Cranberry Local News
Awash with concern Zelie residents fed up with frequent flooding, damage
The end of May brought an unpleasantly familiar scene to many areas of Butler County.
7/17/2019 Cranberry Local News
Zelie officials walk creek to see flood path
ZELIENOPLE — Studies and plans undoubtedly are helpful in assessing and fixing the borough's flooding issues.
7/17/2019 Cranberry Local News
LETTER
When business owners in Jackson Township opened our mailboxes two weeks ago, we received a little present from the township and its partner in collusion, Berkheimer Associates.
7/17/2019 Cranberry Local News
EDITORIAL
Mars schools make strides to recruit, involve parents
The Mars Area School District’s special and gifted education programs appear to have come a long way in the past year.