Hunter Muro

1 week ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro

Seven Fields and Evans City will engage in mediation later this month regarding leftover assets from their now-defunct joint police department. According to Seven Fields manager Tom Smith, the mediation will take place over the phone on Monday, April 28. Vice President Dawn Servello and council member Morgan Hardesty are slated to represent Seven Fields. Council President Cheri Deener, council member Brad Rubinosky and solicitor Ryan Mergl will represent Evans City.

1 week ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro

JACKSON TWP — Following a public hearing, supervisors approved the Creekside Manor Planned Residential Development during a meeting on Thursday, April 17. The application, which was submitted by Hudson Companies, includes three phases and details for the construction of 105 townhomes and 244 apartment units located off Mercer Road.

1 week ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro

Members of Zelienople Borough Council on Monday, April 14, unanimously approved several special event applications during a meeting. The first of those included an approval for the Seneca Valley North Athletic Association to hold its Opening Day on Saturday, April 26, at Zelienople Community Park. According to the youth baseball and softball organization’s website, 2025 has been a record-breaking year for registration.

1 week ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro

The Learning Village Early Childhood Development Center is recovering following a vehicle fire on Friday afternoon that spread to the building and destroyed the office. While there were no reported injuries after everyone inside safely evacuated the Clinton Township day care, the incident created a significant amount of cleanup work. Owner Melanie Merten said Tuesday that she and her teachers spent the day sanitizing anything that had encountered smoke damage.

1 week ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro |Morgan Phillips

Online car shopping growing rapidly Though opportunities exist to purchase vehicles online, one Butler County car dealership says most of its customers still prefer to see the car in-person before making their purchase. At Ron Lewis Automotive Group in Cranberry Township, a portion of its customers will view vehicles for sale online and schedule “at-home or “at-work” test drives rather than plan an in-person visit to the dealership.