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Even in normal times, there are a number of people in Butler County who struggle to put food on the table, buy clothes and other necessities or pay rent — but our current turbulent moment...
Whenever you sign up for a new social media service or website, or download an app onto your phone or computer, you’ll typically see some long disclaimer language written in legalese.
July 1 is not a date Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is likely to forget anytime soon.
There has been a nationwide clamor for reform of police policies and procedures following a spate of incidents stemming from the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
Butler Community College is a fine institution, and this is my message for the graduates of BC3 and everyone.
We have been asked as a nation to wear masks in public, in order to help protect public safety.
The June 23 Butler Eagle had a story “Township man saves suspect from drowning.”
As coronavirus cases soar nationwide in many U.S. states, there is one thing every American could do that would make a difference.
As part of their plans to support economic recovery from the COVID-19 crisis, both the White House and congressional Democrats are working on major infrastructure packages.
The federal government’s response to COVID-19 has been haphazard, mismanaged and ultimately deadly.
Remember the story by Hans Christian Anderson written so many years ago?
Why we have riots is because Congress is not doing its job.
It would be wise for a few of our local school districts to get a jump on the sure-to-come mandates to change the name of their school mascots and have plenty of time to make a good choice.
Scary numbers and frightening pictures highlighted the news this weekend.
It is no secret that our region’s nursing homes, and long-term care facilities are ground zero for COVID-19.
July the Fourth is coming up at the end of the week. How will you celebrate our nation’s independence?
The coronavirus pandemic is exposing the lie that professional sports leagues put the health and safety of their players before the teams’ bottom line.
Butler County is facing an unprecedented moment in its history due to the coronavirus pandemic, but county leaders deserve credit for exploring ways to ease the financial pain some are experiencing.
Twenty-two. That’s how old I was when Yusef Hawkins was killed by a bat-wielding, gun-toting mob of white men because he dared to come into their neighborhood.
Major League Baseball is hoping to start the season before the end of July. On the one hand, that would be nice because it is a move toward normalcy. On the other hand, who cares?
A recent Eagle editorial page featured an article written by a distraught protester.
The coronavirus and protests over the treatment of blacks by police departments have been at the forefront of the news for months now, pushing other important issues off newspaper pages and media...
If Americans took our national parks for granted before, they probably don’t anymore.
I would like to bring a letter of thanksgiving concerning the “prayer vigil” held in Mars recently.
Donald Trump and Joe Biden agree on one thing — the other side is trying to steal the election.
