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Published October 01WVU Health System Officially Takes Over Operations at BMH
Butler Memorial Hospital is now officially a part of the West Virginia University Health System. The announcement was made this morning that the hospital and all of its affiliates will now be operating under the WVU Medicine brand immediately. This is the final part of the…
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Published October 01#13-ranked BC3 Volleyball earns win
The Butler County Community College women’s volleyball team swept the Community College of Beaver County 3-0 Monday night. The 13th-ranked Lady Pioneers won by set scores of 25-11, 25-15 and 25-14. Taylor Simon (Butler high) led BC3 with five service aces and 14 digs. Addison Say…
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Published October 01High school sports scores from Wednesday:
Girls Soccer: –Butler-1 North Hills-0. –Mars-2 Knoch-0. –Seneca Valley-1 Pine-Richland-0. –North Catholic-10 Valley-0. Boys Soccer: –Slippery Rock-6 Greenville-0. –Fairview-6 Grove City-0. Girls Volleyball: –Slippery Rock-3 Meadville-0. The Butler boys and girls cross country…
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Published October 01Local Tourism Spending Jumps in 2025
A recent study shows the tourism industry in Butler County continues to grow. According to Experience Butler County, a study found visitor spending in the county increased by over $25 million from 2024 to 2025. Visitor spending in the county totaled nearly $794 million with the…
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Published September 30High school sports scores from Tuesday:
Girls Soccer: –Freeport came back to defeat North Catholic 3-2 in a game that had been suspended due to weather back on September 9th. At the time, North Catholic was leading 2-1. Cece Schlegel netted two of the Yellow Jackets goals, as Freeport remained unbeaten in Class 2A,…
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Published 4 hours agoButler Man Facing Animal Cruelty Charges
A Butler man has been charged with animal cruelty after one dog was found dead and a second living in deplorable conditions in Butler Township. Last Friday, officers were called to a home on the 100 block of Arlington Avenue for a dog that died while living in deplorable…
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Published 4 hours agoPeoples Natural Gas Offers Reminder on Dollar Energy Fund
Peoples Natural Gas is alerting customers that the Dollar Energy Fund is now open and information is available on who can apply. Customers can receive a one-time payment from the Dollar Energy Fund for grants up to $500, on a first-come first-serve basis. To qualify customers…
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Published 4 hours agoPortersville Steam Show Hosting Fall Fling
The Portersville Steam Show is hosting their Fall Fling this weekend. The event is the final show of the year for the Northwest PA Steam Engine and Old Equipment Association. The highlight of the weekend includes a chance to the see the steam powered cider press. There will also…
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Published 4 hours agoPUC Approves Stricter Rules For Electric Grid
The Public Utility Commission has passed stricter rules over looking to protect Pennsylvanian’s and preserving the electric grid. By a unanimous vote, the PUC approved a rule that will subject new large loads on the power grid that have not secured the needed demand will be…
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Published 4 hours agoRain In September Totals Over 5 Inches
With September now in the rearview mirror, the National Weather Service says it ranked as one of the wettest in history. The Pittsburgh region recorded 5.03 inches of rain last month, placing it as the 18th wettest September on record. The highest total was 10.08 inches of rain…
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Published 4 hours agoTax Collections Continue For Dept. of Revenue
The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue continued 2026 with tax collections totaling $4.8 billion last month. Revenue from sales tax in February totaled $1.3 billion while personal income tax was $2 billion for the month. The Motor License Fund received nearly $285 million for the…
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Published 4 hours agoAuditor General Holding Art Contest
Pennsylvania students are once again invited to participate in a statewide art contest. Auditor General Tim DeFoor is encouraging kids in grades K through 12 to make submissions to design the cover of his department’s second annual Be Money Smart financial literacy activity book.…