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It has become apparent that some highly unusual symptoms are beginning to reveal themselves right here in Butler County.
A roundup of some of the most popular but completely untrue stories and visuals of the week. None of these are legit, even though they were shared widely on social media.
I have enjoyed reading your articles “Wear Your Mask.”
Patrick Youkers
Letter from James Highland, Grove City.
When looking back on the pandemic, many Americans will be unable to separate the travails of 2020 and 2021 from their memories of Donald Trump, the president who made the perverse decision to depict...
The emergence in the U.K. of a new and more infectious variant of the COVID-19 virus sharpens an important “contrast and compare” health analysis between that country and the U.S.
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to nearly 10 months of hardship for Butler County residents and the business owners who make their living in the region.
America could hardly have been kinder with propaganda gifts to autocrats over the past few months.
Endurance.
Much as baseball fans in 1919 couldn’t believe their beloved Chicago White Sox had fallen to the depths of a cheating scandal, and thus the famous “say-it-isn’t-so-Joe”...
Every country that is imposing varying degrees of lockdowns — such as the U.K.
Whenever a hurricane nears our shores, the government implements a system to track the disaster, including assigning a score on a scale of one to five to assess its severity and to guide disaster...
Some of the earliest lessons that parents try to teach children are to share and to be good losers.
The raging debate about whether to reopen schools during the coronavirus pandemic seems destined to come to an end in the next few months.
President Donald Trump has turned a narrow electoral defeat into a bid for infamy.
Sometimes it seems like all we do is spin our wheels and make little if any progress.
I am so proud of my husband, Jim, and the Bantam Marine Detachment No.
I just wanted to take this opportunity to acknowledge the Graef family. Their daughter Lily had heard that some Sunnyview residents wouldn’t get any cards, so she made 220.
From October through Thanksgiving, rural Americans died from COVID-19 at almost twice the rate of their urban peers.
The year 2020 has been called many things, but the name that will stick is probably “The Plague Year.” Most of us are happy just to call it “History.”
It makes one shudder to think when contemplating the number of businesses, cultural institutions and other entities that might not survive the coronavirus pandemic.
Reading Mr. Dick May’s history of the Pittsburgh-Butler Regional Airport brought back old memories.
As America prepares to inaugurate Scranton Joe Biden as our 46th president, we interrupt Washington’s backslapping Democratic elites to inject a dose of realpolitik into a party that still...
