Local news from Cranberry Township, Butler County, and area sources.
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PennDOT’s contractor is scheduled to work on Franklin Road on Saturday, Oct. 17, from 9 AM to 3 PM, between Beacon Hill and Peace Street.
Boys Soccer: –Seneca Valley-7 Butler-0. Jacob Prex scored a hat-trick for the Raiders, who improved to 12-1 overall and 9-1 in Class 4A, Section-3. –Mars-2 Hampton-0. –Knoch-2 Highlands-0.
Pennsylvania’s top law enforcement official is suing a couple of local men over allegations of a deceptive rent-to-own scheme.
State officials were in Butler County earlier this week discussing the future of a major roadway and how to pay for the project.
Members of the Cranberry Township Police Department will host a Coffee with a Cop event from 7:30-9:30 a.m. Thursday, October 22 at Dick’s Sporting Goods, 2021 Mackenzie Way, Cranberry Township.
Local business leaders are invited to join a group of Pennsylvanian lawmakers for a roundtable event later this week.
Families are invited to visit a free seasonal event tomorrow in Cranberry Township. A Trunk or Treat will take place Friday evening at Victory Family Church.
One person was seriously injured as a result of a crash Wednesday afternoon in Clay Township. The call came into the Butler County 911 Center at 3 p.m.
Boys Soccer: –North Catholic and Beaver tied at 2-2 after a key Class 2A, Section-2 battle. North Catholic remained unbeaten in the section at 9-0-2. The Trojans are 12-1-2 overall.
A grand opening ceremony will be held for a new restaurant in Lyndora later this week. The official Butler County Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting at Shepards Diner will take place Thursday at…
A new study shows an increase in housing costs across Butler County. The study done by the Independent Fiscal Office found the median price for a home in Butler County was up 43 percent compared to…
After being accused of breaking into two Clay Township buildings in one day a Franklin man in has been placed in the Butler County Prison The incident happened on Tuesday around 10:30 a.m.
The Butler County Chamber of Commerce is offering a training opportunity tomorrow. A presentation titled “QuickBooks: Tips & Tricks For Your Small Business” is scheduled for Wednesday from 8:30 to…
The General Election will be held on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2026.
Trick or treating will take place in Cranberry Township from 6-8 p.m. Saturday, October 31, rain or shine.
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PennDOT's Franklin Road work will include widening from Peace Street to Route 228. Lane closures with flaggers. Expect delays. Seek an alternate route.
The Board of Supervisors on October 1 approved a bid for rock salt for the 2026-2027 winter season.
Cranberry Township’s Leaf Angel Program aims to match local volunteers to Township residents who need assistance.
PennDOT continues working on its Franklin Road Corridor Safety Improvement Project.
The Cranberry Township Police Department recently unveiled its Blue Envelope Program to help individuals during police interactions.
A section of storm sewer at Freshcorn Road and Parkwood Drive will be rehabilitated.
The Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Planning Association (APA PA) has designated the Armstrong Great Lawn as one of the 2026 Great Places in Pennsylvania in the category of Great Public Spaces.
The Great Pumpkin Festival returns to Cranberry Township on Friday, October 23, featuring a new twist to round out the evening.
Community news aggregated from official township sources, local radio, and regional newspapers.