When Daniel Christiana’s life changed at age 17, he worked hard to not only survive, but to later thrive.
On the front page of the Wednesday, May 28, edition of the Butl...
The act of burying and uncovering time capsules is a fascinating thing that has been going on in America since at least the days of Samuel Adams and Paul Revere — the pai...
There could be good times in store for the Lyndora Hotel building.
As of last week, Joe Gray has become the new owner of the nearly 120-year-old site and, in this weekend...
It's 10 p.m. on election night, and I looked over to see the city reporter punching numbers into a calculator. Over and over and over.
The precinct report doesn't match t...
For more than 150 years, Americans have set aside a day in late May to honor the sacrifice of our fallen veterans.
The first widely observed such day was May 30, 1868, as...
Some stories are just hard to tell.
The frightening moments when someone's home is on fire, the results of a deadly car crash or the tense unknown dangers of a heavy poli...
Local government is at its best when officials listen to residents and then act on what they’re told.
That’s exactly what’s been happening as Summit Township deals with t...
If you want a say, you have to show up on Election Day.
On Tuesday, May 20, about 21% of Butler County voters did just that.
It’s not as high as it could, or maybe shou...
The Butler Eagle recently spoke to school district administrators and school board members about the role of leaders in public education, which shined a light on how thes...
After about two years of on-and-off legal and political wrangling, Evans City and Jackson Township seem about ready to end a dispute over about 130 acres.
The piece of pr...
