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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Mars boys move on in PIAA tournament

3 days ago | butlerradio.com | Bob Cupp

PIAA Playoffs:–The Mars boys lacrosse team defeated Lower Dauphin 12-2 in the First Round of the Class 2A playoff Tuesday. They will meet Allentown Saturday in the state Quarterfinals. –The Mars girls fell 11-10 in overtime to Twin Valley, ending their season. The Seneca Valley boys volleyball season came to a close following a 3-0 loss to Central York in the PIAA First Round. The Seneca Valley baseball team will play Cedar Cliff Thursday in the state Quarterfinals.
Pirates shutout again as Skenes dominates

3 days ago | butlerradio.com | Bob Cupp

The Houston Astros shutout the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-0 last night in the opening game of a three-game series at PNC Park. All three Astros runs came via two home runs. Paul Skenes allowed one run on three hits over eight innings. He struck out eight and lowered his ERA to 2.05. His record fell to 4-6. It was a major league-leading 10th shutout of the Pirates this season. The Pirates managed only four singles in the game.
BC3 Golfer sitting three strokes off lead at national championship tourney

3 days ago | butlerradio.com | Bob Cupp

Butler County Community College freshman golfer Jacob Marquardt is in third place and 3 strokes off the lead after Tuesday’s opening round of the National Junior College Athletic Association Division III men’s national championship in Chautauqua, New York. The Seneca Valley graduate shot a 1-under 71 to begin the four-round tournament at Chautauqua Golf Club’s Lake Course.
Virginia “Jeannie” Ann Mazurick

4 days ago | butlerradio.com | Pat Parker

Virginia “Jeannie” Ann Mazurick, 83, passed away at Butler Memorial Hospital on the morning of May 30, 2025, following an extended period of declining health. Jeannie was born in Butler, PA on August 5, 1941, to her late parents, Charles and Anna Natali. Jeannie was sparkly – from her personality and beautiful sky-blue eyes toher clothing and accessories. She enjoyed cooking, baking, music, and social gatherings of any type.
Richard “Rick” A. Tomczak

4 days ago | butlerradio.com | Pat Parker

Richard “Rick” A. Tomczak, 68, of Butler passed away on Saturday, May 31, 2025, surrounded by his loving family, holding his hands. He was born in Pittsburgh on October 29, 1956, to Raymond Sr. and Loretta “Lori” (St. Clair) Tomczak. Rick graduated from Knoch High School and was employed as a lifelong heavy equipment operator. Rick was an expert in his field and was highly sought after. He was known for being kind, generous, and was always willing to help others and was a friend until the end.
Pirates open homestand against Astros tonight - on WISR

4 days ago | butlerradio.com | Bob Cupp

The Pittsburgh Pirates open a nine-game home-stand tonight when they host the Houston Astros. First pitch is 6:40pm at PNC Park. Pre-game on WISR begins at 6:15pm. The Astros enter the night a half-game behind Seattle in the American League West. They have a record o 32-27. (The Pirates are 22-38, but 5-5 in their last 10 games.)The Bucs will have three night games with the Astros, then the Philadelphia Phillies arrive for the weekend.
Former Seneca Valley golfer Vogt qualifies for next week's U.S. Open

4 days ago | butlerradio.com | Bob Cupp

According to a report in today’s Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Seneca Valley graduate Matt Vogt has earned a spot for the U.S. Open coming to Oakmont next week. He won a 36-hole qualifier for the Open in Walla Walla, Washington Monday by one stroke. Vogt, who used to be a caddie at Oakmont, shot 8-under par to win one of the two qualifying spots. He went from the Raiders to Butler University in Indianapolis to play collegiately.
Seneca Valley baseball team reaches PIAA Quartefinals

4 days ago | butlerradio.com | Bob Cupp

The PIAA Baseball tournament is underway. –WPIAL champion Seneca Valley defeated McDowell 7-1 for their 10th win in a row. The Raiders move into the Class 6A state quarterfinals Thursday when they meet Cedar Cliff, who shutout Pennsbury 1-0 Monday. –Redbank Valley held off Greenville 8-7 in 12-innings in their Class 2A First Round game. They will meet Freedom Thursday in the quarterfinals. –The Redbank Valley softball team fell 4-0 to Chestnut Ridge in their state opening round game.
Mars Lacrosse teams hosting PIAA First Round matches tonight

4 days ago | butlerradio.com | Bob Cupp

The PIAA Lacrosse tournament begins today – Mars will be the site of a doubleheader this evening:–The Mars girls host Twin Valley at 5pm in the First Round of the state tournament. –The Mars boys will host Lower Dauphin tonight, also in the opening round. The match begins at 6:30pm. PIAA Boys Volleyball:–Seneca Valley travels to Central York for a First Round match tonight at 5:30pm.
Donald R. Benson

4 days ago | butlerradio.com | Pat Parker

Donald R. Benson, 83, of Petrolia, passed away Sunday, June 1, 2025, while under the care of Concordia at Cabot. Born May 19, 1942, in Chicora, he was a son of the late J. Clyde Benson and Gertrude Solida Benson. Don was retired from PennDOT, where he was employed for 21 years. He previously worked for 20 years at Pullman Standard. He was a member of St. Clare of Assisi Parish, St. Wendelin Roman Catholic Church, and he belonged to the Chicora Moose.