J.P. Butler is a journalist with a focus on business and economics at various publications including the ELDRED AREA FREE LIBRARY & HISTORICAL SOCIETY, The Salamanca Press & Pennysaver, Niagara Gazette, and Olean Times Herald. His work often explores themes of journalism, media, and press, highlighting the intersection of business and publishing. J.P. Butler's insights and articles have been featured in multiple respected outlets, contributing to the discourse on media and economic issues.
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J.P. Butler's predominant coverage of local sports in Olean, New York suggests an interest in community-focused stories and expert commentary on regional sporting events. Given the strong focus on local sports teams such as the Bonnies and STOWA, J.P. may be particularly interested in pitches related to these teams, including interviews with players or coaches, insights into game strategies, or human-interest stories about individual athletes.
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By: J.P. Butler
STWOA grows to 36 teams, set for JCC this weekend In 2023, upon inheriting the organizational reins, Tyler Taylor had a vision: To restore the prestige that the Southern Tier Wrestling Officials Association (STWOA) Tournament had once possessed. Just two years later, that vision has undoubtedly come to fruition … and then some. By last year, Taylor and his committee had grown the tournament from eight teams in 2022, when...
By: J.P. Butler
OLEAN — At first glance, the Olean High School football team’s 2025 season might have seemed rather … ordinary. The Huskies went 4-5, finished fourth in the Section 6 Class B2 standings and were summarily dispatched by Williamsville South in their sectional quarterfinal, 42-20. Nothing particularly dazzling there. A closer inspection would reveal, however: Olean actually fared quite well under the circumstances, and was probably better, or at least more...
By: J.P. Butler
OLEAN, N.Y. — At first glance, the Olean High School football team’s 2025 season might have seemed rather … ordinary. The Huskies went 4-5, finished fourth in the Section 6 Class B2 standings and were summarily dispatched by Williamsville South in their sectional quarterfinal, 42-20. Nothing particularly dazzling there. A closer inspection would reveal, however: Olean actually fared quite well under the circumstances, and was probably better, or at least...
By: J.P. Butler
One has assembled perhaps the greatest career resume in local high school soccer coaching history. Dale MacArthur, in 38 years at Allegany-Limestone (and the former Allegany High), has accumulated an astounding 549 victories, fifth-most in New York state history, two New York State Class C championships, seven sectional titles (since 2000) and a 2024 induction into the NYS Girls Soccer Hall of Fame. The other has composed, almost inarguably, the...
By: J.P. Butler
One has assembled perhaps the greatest career resume in local high school soccer coaching history. Dale MacArthur, in 38 years at Allegany-Limestone (and the former Allegany High), has accumulated an astounding 549 victories, fifth-most in New York state history, two New York State Class C championships, seven sectional titles (since 2000) and a 2024 induction into the NYS Girls Soccer Hall of Fame. The other has composed, almost inarguably, the...
And while St. Bonaventure men's basketball remained a big topic of discussion both for on-court play and the changing college hoops landscape, another story occupied the No. 1 spot in the Times Herald Sports Department's Top Sports Stories of the 2025.
By: J.P. Butler
Pennsy downs NY 108-94 for third- straight series win PORTVILLE, N.Y. — The Pennsylvania boys all-star team couldn’t put in an offense, incorporated four players from outside the traditional Big 30 area and was limited to just a 20-minute pre-game shootaround for practice time. But you wouldn’t have known it by the way it played on Sunday evening. In fact, you might have assumed they’d been playing together all winter....
Pennsy downs NY 108-94 for third- straight series win PORTVILLE — The Pennsylvania boys all-star team couldn’t put in an offense, incorporated four players from outside the traditional Big 30 area and was limited to just a 20-minute pre-game shootaround for practice time. But you wouldn’t have known it by the way it played on Sunday evening. In fact, you might have assumed they’d been playing together all winter. The...
By: J.P. Butler
PORTVILLE — The Pennsylvania boys all-star team couldn’t put in an offense, incorporated four players from outside the traditional Big 30 area and was limited to just a 20-minute pre-game shootaround for practice time. But you wouldn’t have known it by the way it played on Sunday evening. In fact, you might have assumed they’d been playing together all winter. The Warren duo of Lucas Thrift and Logan Crissey netted...
By: J.P. Butler
CA-DIDI event draws hundreds, fosters excitement in STEM careers PORTVILLE — Down one bustling aisle, Olean General Hospital demonstrated lifesaving techniques, Cutco highlighted its knife handle design process and Great Lakes Cheese captured some fun and “cheesy” moments. Around the corner, Napoleon Engineering Services presented its ball bearing assembly game, SolEpoxy featured an epoxy cup pour and Koike Aronson displayed its torch-cutting technology. And meandering up to, and around, those...
