Joe Biden selects Kamala Harris as his running mate for the 2020 presidential election.
The Waters resident/Bradys Bend native Mary Cassesse was born during the 1918 flu pandemic and is celebrating her 102 birthday privately Tuesday because of COVID-19.
Adams supervisors tabled approval of a revised burning ordinance after hearing from several residents Monday night.
The supervisors did answer questions from residents about the revelation that Amherst Phases 5 through 7 plans don't show a property still being lived on by a resident.
Mars Bank names Butler native as asst. vp, manager
A former judicial candidate and her chauffeur have been charged with cellular use in a courtroom, which is prohibited by state law.
First installment of a series on the Connoquenessing Creek.
Mars Area High School will issue parking permits from 9 to 3 p.m. on the following dates:
PIAA pushes fall season back two weeks
State Police, Butler
Butler County Commissioners kept COVID-19 in mind Tuesday, the same day state officials called for expanding testing across the state.
We all know the fable of the frog put in a boiling pot that jumps out, while the frog sitting in a pot that slowly boils will be cooked to death, not really aware of its danger until it's too late.
Harmony Borough Council discussed raising real estate taxes by 3 mills to raise revenue to match a state grant for renovating the town square and help fund the construction of a new fire station.
Zelienople’s four-day burn ban was lifted after the borough experienced “sustained rains” this past weekend.
Reading, writing and repeated sanitizing will be the order of the day when Butler County's religious schools open for the fall semester.
Mars Area offers building visitation
Fountain at Middlesex Crossing a focal point at Routes 228 and 8 intersection.
Back-to-back virtual meetings Aug. 4 introduced the Mars Area community to some of the details of the district's reopening plans.
During a virtual work session and voting meeting Tuesday night, Mars School Board President John Kennedy responded to masking concerns voiced last month by district parents and staff.
A Mars Area School District parent asked the school board Aug. 4 how students with dyslexia are addressed in the school's health and safety plan.
Mars Area School Board voted to amend the 2020-2021 district calendar, moving the first day of school for students to Aug. 31.
The costs of paying state legislators and their expenses was only 1.05 percent of the state's $34 billion 2019-20 budget. However, taxpayers were left in the dark on some of those expenses.
Plans for the Amherst Village Phases 5 through 7 development stalled at Wednesday's Adams Township Planning Commission meeting.
Some information about a sink hole developing on Grand Avenue.
Mars Area’s schools will hold virtual orientation events on the following dates:
