Butler County Radio Network (Butler, PA)

The Butler Radio Network manages three radio stations located in Butler, PA: WISR 680-AM, WBUT 1050-AM, and The Rock Station 97.7-FM. Every station features its own special programming and is dedicated to delivering top-notch local news, sports, and music to Butler and its neighboring areas. Additionally, all stations provide live streaming of their broadcasts on their websites. Focusing on broadcast media, we present three unique formats for our audience, along with diverse advertising options suitable for businesses of any size. To learn more about advertising with the Butler Radio Network, please visit our Advertising Page.

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Art Center Hosting Spring Show

1 day ago | butlerradio.com | Tyler Friel

Nature is alive with warmer weather and the Associated Artists of Butler County are about to unveil some unique artwork as part of a new show. The annual Spring and Floral Exhibit begins Friday with a reception open to the public from 7 to 9 p.m.This show featuring painting, photography, sculpture, and botanical arrangements will be available for viewing at the Butler Art Center on South Main Street through June 14th. For more information, visit butlerartcenterandgallery.org.
Mars Hosting Carnival and Jazz Fest

1 day ago | butlerradio.com | Tyler Friel

Local students will enjoy a Carnival Day tomorrow while others will be performing a wide variety of music. As part of the school’s Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports program, Mars Area Elementary School is holding the gathering with assistance from High School student volunteers. Students will each receive four tickets to use at stations offering games, athletic activities, music, and more.
Man Accused Of Homicide Seeks To Be Let Out

1 day ago | butlerradio.com | Tyler Friel

A Philadelphia man accused of killing a Muddy Creek Township man has filed a motion to be let out due to delays in his trial. 26-year-old Paris Carter of Philadelphia is accused of killing David Hines of New Castle and leaving him on the side of the road in Portersville after the two got into an argument in May 2021. Delays in the trial has led attorney’s for Carter to file for Rule 600, which asks for criminal charges to be dismissed if a trial isn’t brought with in one year.
Learn The Basics Of Fishing At Moraine

1 day ago | butlerradio.com | Tyler Friel

The public is invited out to Moraine State Park later this week to enjoy a fun activity in the great outdoors. On Friday, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. a Family Fishing Day is planned at the Point shoreline just beyond Pleasant Valley Beach on the South Shore. Participants will be able to learn basic fishing skills like knot tying, casting, baiting, and removing a fish from a hook. No license is required and all equipment will be provided but adults must bring a child and children must bring an adult.
New Feature Available For EBT Card Security

1 day ago | butlerradio.com | Tyler Friel

The state is unveiling a new tool that aims to prevent thefts from happening to those who use EBT cards. The new feature will allow card-holders to lock their EBT card through the ConnectEBT app. It gives the option for people to lock the card everywhere, or just out of the state. Officials say this is one way for SNAP users to protect their benefits. You can access the feature by downloading the ConnectEBT app.
Bill Would Require Schools To Notify If Weapons Are Brought To Class

1 day ago | butlerradio.com | Tyler Friel

A bill that would require school districts to alert caretakers and staff when a weapon is brought into school has passed through the senate. The bipartisan bill passed through the senate by a vote of 45 to 4. The bill would require school districts to inform parents, guardians, and school employees about incidents of a weapon brought on to school campuses. The bill will now head to house committees as it prepares to head to a vote on the house floor.
Butler Schools Changing Food Provider

1 day ago | butlerradio.com | Tyler Friel

The Butler Area School District will make a change in their food service provider for next school year. At their meeting earlier this week, the board approved an agreement with Metz Culinary Management as food service provider pending solicitor review. A selection committee followed a state-mandated process to narrow the candidates down to two finalists. Among the factors leading the committee to select Metz were financial guarantees and plans to help special needs students operate a food shop.
Former Pastor Rushing To Be Sentenced

1 day ago | butlerradio.com | Tyler Friel

A sentencing date has been set for a former Butler County pastor after he pled no challenge to charges held against him. The former pastor of By His Grace Christian Ministry, 71-year-old Herman Rushing Jr. of Portersville, pled “nolo contendere” to three charges in three cases against him. He will be sentenced on June 16. This means Rushing will accept the convictions but he will not plead guilty and not admit guilt.
Motorcyclist Flown To Hospital After Butler Twp. Crash

1 day ago | butlerradio.com | Tyler Friel

At least one person was seriously injured as a result of a motorcycle accident Wednesday afternoon in Butler Township. The call came into the Butler County 911 Center shortly after 1p.m. for a crash at the intersection of South Eberhart and Whitestown Roads. Crews from Butler Township and the Butler VA found the motorcycle had collided with another vehicle. A Life Flight helicopter was called to land at the New Castle Road VA to transport the rider for treatment of unknown injuries.
Four Candidates Running For Common Pleas Court

1 day ago | butlerradio.com | Tyler Friel

Primary voters will head to the polls next Tuesday as they cast ballots for local races. One of the few competitive countywide races is for the Butler County Court of Common Pleas. There are two seats available, with one judge retiring and the state approving an additional seat for the Common Pleas Court. There are four candidates running:Jim Inscoe, an Adams Township resident and attorney with K&L GatesMatt McCune, a Butler native and attorney with Conlon Tarker.