Hunter Muro

3 days ago | cranberryeagle.com | Hunter Muro

Local News A decade after it launched, an audio tour retracing George Washington’s historic 1753 journey through Butler County has been given a fresh look. Over that period of time, many of the original audio signs succumbed to weather conditions. But thanks to a partnership between Washington’s Trail 1753, Experience Butler County and the Butler County commissioners, all of the signs have been replaced.

4 days ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro

Several Butler County EMS agencies were among the beneficiaries of an equipment and education grant awarded to Allegheny Health Network’s Wexford Hospital. The $182,500 grant from the Highmark Foundation provided Quality EMS, Cranberry Township EMS and Harmony EMS with a mix of advanced tools such as video laryngoscopes, IV infusion pumps and nitrous oxide systems to enhance patient care in the field.

4 days ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro

A Jackson Township bakery will close its doors at the end of the month. After 14 years of whipping up award-winning sweet treats and designing made-to-order wedding cakes, Tin Man Sweets Bake Shoppe will cease operations June 28. Owners Maria and Justin Wroblewski announced the closure in a Facebook post on Sunday evening, June 1. “Over the years we met a lot of great, kind people,” the post read.

5 days ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro

CRANBERRY TWP — Despite the unseasonably frigid air Saturday, May 31, plenty of warmth radiated from the crowd at North Boundary Park where students, families and community members banded together for Seneca Valley’s second annual Best Buddies Walk. The symbolic half-mile trek supported Best Buddies International, a nonprofit dedicated to serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities through friendship, inclusion and compassion.

6 days ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro

EVANS CITY — Stars, stripes and small-town spirit were on display when members of the Harmony-Evans City Veterans of Foreign Wars post 499 hosted its third annual Family Freedom Festival this weekend, May 31 and June 1, in Evans City. The event, which supports several local veterans organizations, included live music, food trucks, a classic car cruise and a children’s patriotic bike parade.