Zach Petroff

1 month ago | heraldstandard.com | Zach Petroff

Mar 17, 2025 By 4 min read 1 / 2A power line learning over on New Salem Road in Menallen Township. A swift moving storm knocked down trees, tore through power lines and left thousands in the dark. West Penn Power spokesperson Todd Meyers said upwards of 14,000 Southwestern Pennsylvania customers lost power because of the storm on Sunday. About 6,000 were still waiting for power to be restored late Monday afternoon.

Jun 3, 2024 | butlereagle.com | Eddie Trizzino |Zach Petroff |Kyle Prudhomme

5 projects in Butler County make the list U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly, R-16th, submitted community project funding requests for the 2025 federal budget on Monday, June 3, which include more than $17.2 million in requests for projects in Butler County.

Apr 18, 2024 | butlereagle.com | Zach Petroff |Ed Thompson

Cranberry Township will celebrate Earth Week with special events and educational programs starting on Monday, April 22. “Everyone is invited to help celebrate our environment by engaging in these planned community stakeholder events,” said Tina Fedko, director of communications for Cranberry Township.

Mar 28, 2024 | butlereagle.com | Zach Petroff |Ed Thompson

‘Band-aid on a bullet hole’ EVANS CITY — Thousands of vehicles speed over a patch of fresh pavement along Route 68 every day, but membersof the Evans City Borough Council and Water and Sewer Authority have referred to the new pavement as a “Band-Aid for a bullet hole.” From inside the Shorin Ryu Karate Do International, located at 115 W. Main St., business owner Sean Cohen watches an almost endless stream of vehicles travel along the busy road.

Feb 2, 2024 | butlereagle.com | Zach Petroff |Kyle Prudhomme

Despite moving from Punxsutawney to Chicora nearly 30 years ago, Chris Phillips said he still likes to represent his hometown. “I’ve always been proud to tell people I’m from Punxsutawney,” Phillips said.