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ButlerRadio.com Published September 29

SEBCO Pool Project Progressing

The updates to the SEBCO pool are progressing. Jefferson Township officials say the renovations should be done by next month. They are also planning on repainting the Kiddie Pool soon. Officials are continuing to work on fundraising for the renovations and the pool’s operational…

ButlerRadio.com Published September 27

Butler Area Skatepark Association

The public is invited to an event later today that will help local pets. The Butler Area Skatepark Association is hosting A Mobile Pet-Pantry from noon to 2 p.m. at Father Marinaro Park. With assistance from the Butler County Humane Sociaety, the goal of this event is to provide…

ButlerRadio.com Published September 29

Rock football up to #8 in the nation this week/QB Owens receives PSAC nod

The Slippery Rock University football team moved up two spots this week to #8 in the nation following their PSAC-West opening win over Cal 41-26 Saturday. The Rock will host Gannon for a 6pm kick-off this week. Hear the game on the Rock Athletics Audio network, including The Rock…

ButlerRadio.com Published September 29

High school sports scores from Monday/PIHL season opens

The PIHL season opened Monday and defending Penguins Cup champion Seneca Valley defeated South Fayette 4-1. Cooper Hoehn netted two goals and two assists to lead the Raiders, who are two-time defending Class 3A champions. –Mars defeated Franklin Regional 2-0. –North Catholic-7…

WCCS Radio Published September 28

INDIANA GOLFERS TEE OFF TODAY IN WPIAL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT

At the WPIAL Boys 3A Individual Golf Tournament today at Hannastown in Greensburg, Indiana has two golfers competing. Ryan Bell is in a foursome with ...

ButlerRadio.com Published September 27

Butler Veteran Affairs Receives Recognition

Butler VA Health Care System has received national recognition for Best Patient Experience Overall. The Department of Veterans Affairs recently singled out Butler VA as exemplifying exceptional Patient Experience and Employee Experience scores in patient satisfaction and trust.…

ButlerRadio.com Published 89 minutes ago

Officials Remind Prospective Voters To Register Before Deadline

November’s mid-term general election is a little more than a month away and there is still time to register to vote. Voter registration ends on October 19. To register to vote in Pennsylvania, you must be a U.S. citizen, be 18-years-old on election day, and be a Pennsylvania…

ButlerRadio.com Published 90 minutes ago

PennDOT Looking For Feedback On Construction Projects

PennDOT is looking for feedback on their construction projects so far this year. Officials say PennDOT has worked on more than 2,600 miles of roads this year, including 373 state and local bridges across the state. The 17-question survey asks drivers to submit their feedback on…

ButlerRadio.com Published 93 minutes ago

Deadline Hits For Liquid Fuels Tax Reimbursement

Today is the deadline for farmers and emergency response organizations to file for a liquid fuels tax reimbursement. The Department of Treasury is reminding farmers, volunteer fire companies, ambulance providers, and rescue squads they have until midnight to file. The liquid…

ButlerRadio.com Published 94 minutes ago

SNAP Benefits Increasing

SNAP recipients will see an increase in benefits received for the upcoming month according to the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services. Income limits and maximum benefits amounts will also officially be increasing on October 1st. Most recipients will see an increase of $18…

ButlerRadio.com Published 107 minutes ago

Butler Catholic Hosting Touch-a-Truck Event

An event tomorrow will give kids the chance to get a closer look at life-saving vehicles and big machinery. Butler Catholic School is hosting a Touch-a-Truck event Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. This interactive outdoor family activity allows kids of all ages to climb, explore, and…

ButlerRadio.com Published 111 minutes ago

Man Accused of Taking Deposit and Never Starting Fence Project

A Delmont man is facing charges for receiving payment to complete a fence project at a Middlesex Township home and then never starting. On Tuesday police charged 43-year-old Jesse Mengel of Spring Valley Fencing Company for agreeing to a verbal contract to complete a 196 feet…

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