The process of making bread can be fascinating and a Butler-raised baker who now works near Washington, D.C. is taking a unique approach and helping to keep a little hist...
Math can mean different things to different people. It’s simple sums for children or sophisticated models for hedge fund managers. For mathematicians, it is an act of dis...
Eyes across Pennsylvania, and political strategists nationwide, are watching southwestern Butler County.
As voters in the state House’s 12th District head to the polls to...
Parents are all too familiar with the ongoing battle to get their kids to eat a vegetable or two.
This summer, they’ve been fighting it themselves.
Just weeks ago, every ...
Supposedly, with age comes wisdom. At my age, 70s, confusion is replacing it. As were so many Americans, I was raised in a loving family that worked hard and was “charact...
Most people think voting, petitions or rallies are the only way to make an impact as a regular citizen, but there are several other ways to make your opinions heard.
Call...
The COVID-19 pandemic was an extremely sad American event. It was new and scary. Many cases resulted in death.
Other countries were in the same fix. No one really knew ho...
Butler Township Police Department’s recent community outing allowing officers, firefighters and first responders a chance to mingle with citizens is a step in the right d...
The Iran war has provided at least two clear economic lessons: It has exposed the steep costs of being reliant on fossil fuels, highlighting the need for countries to div...
Should the price of your groceries depend on what a retailer knows about your shopping habits or your neighborhood? How would you feel if the person behind you was charge...
