In 2008, Rob Naylor, who was the strength and conditioning coach for the Seneca Valley football team, hosted clinics focused on exercises designed to improve athletes’ pe...
Although the Paul Laurence Dunbar Community Center in Lyndora closed more than a decade ago, the site on the corner of Hansen Avenue and Fairground Hill Roads served as h...
Despite a decline in popularity, sewing was still alive and well in Butler County in March 2006, when students in different school districts and members of Butler County ...
When Stanley Iwanski moved from his home in Natrona, he gave little thought to the original watercolor images he abandoned under his bed.
But the images eventually found ...
When Crystal Chilcott's first-grade teacher read her a story about skating, she envisioned a fairy tale. When Chilcott donned a pair of skates a year later, she lived it....
One second and then zero. Karly Rhoads, Kourtney Rhoads, Ali Doyle, Sarah Cessar and Adele Campbell stormed the court. They jumped. They hugged. They screamed. Finally, t...
Al Oliver, a former Pittsburgh Pirate and 1971 World Series champion, spoke to Knoch High School students Friday, Feb. 27, 2009, about his 22 years in professional baseba...
The Academic Games World Events challenge on Feb. 20, 2009, was one of the few environments where you could find fifth grade students answering like pros and teacher advi...
One of the displays unveiled this past weekend at the Butler Art Center is intended to take people back in time.
On Sunday, Feb. 16, the Art Center opened the Butler Eagl...
Molly and other horses at Elliott Acres Therapeutic Riding Center provided therapeutic riding sessions to children and adults with a wide range of physical, mental and em...
