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April 01, 2026 Cartoons
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Our Opinion
Southwestern Butler County is working together again and that should be applauded. In the latest news out of four municipalities in the southwestern part of Butler Count...
April 03, 2026 Our Opinion
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Other Voices
The children from the Shajareh Tayebeh primary school, a girls’ school in Minab, Iran, should have been sitting in classrooms, giggling with their friends and dreaming ab...
April 03, 2026 Other Voices
With the Iran war threatening supplies of critical, energy-intensive materials, one might assume the U.S. government was prepared for this risk and has been working hard ...
April 01, 2026 Other Voices
Frustrated legislators tucked an unusual provision into the recently passed $839 billion defense appropriations bill, demanding answers from the Pentagon on its proposed ...
March 31, 2026 Other Voices
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Letters to the Editor
On the morning of March 17, our quiet retired morning turned nearly disastrous. I discovered the shop and barn were on fire. After what seemed like hours on the phone wit...
April 04, 2026 Letters to the Editor
Congratulations to Ed Codi, former teacher at the Butler high school, on his book, “The Brothers Saul.” Three brothers from Butler, whose tour de force in the game of foo...
April 04, 2026 Letters to the Editor
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