Steve Ferris is a journalist based in Butler, Pennsylvania, focusing on local news and events. He writes for the Butler Eagle and Cranberry Eagle, covering a wide range of topics including government decisions, community projects, local disasters, and criminal cases. Steve is dedicated to keeping the community informed and providing accurate and timely news coverage.
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Steve Ferris' coverage focuses on local news, government and politics, crime, business and industry in Butler County, Pennsylvania. His articles predominantly feature government announcements and legal policy regulations.
When reaching out to Steve, consider providing insights or commentary related to local government policies, community issues, budget matters pertinent to the region of Butler County in Pennsylvania. Additionally, experts who can provide context or analysis of legal issues and their impact on the community may also find a receptive audience with him.
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By: Steve Ferris
October 30, 2024 Last Updated: October 29, 2024 11:04 PM Special Sections
By: Steve Ferris
HARMONY — Former President Bill Clinton urged members of Steamfitters Local 449 and their families to help Vice President Kamala Harris defeat former President Donald Trump in Tuesday’s election. Clin...
Elder Vogel Jr., middle, watches television as state vote totals favoring Republican candidate former President Donald Trump are counted during a watch party at Domenico's Ristorante in Cranberry Township on Tuesday, Nov. 54. Rob McGraw/Butler Eagle Rob McGraw
Voters wait in line to vote at the Salvation Army in Butler around 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
November 08, 2024 Last Updated: November 07, 2024 05:37 PM Crime & Courts
KARNS CITY — Clergy members called for prayers for military veterans, men and women in active service, and their families on Veterans Day during the dedication of a new veterans memorial. About 50 res...
November 13, 2024 Last Updated: November 12, 2024 10:27 PM Crime & Courts
By: Steve Ferris, Justin Guido
Butler County commissioners on Wednesday, Nov. 13, introduced a proposed a $257 million budget that does not include a tax increase for 2025.
The grinder pumps are ready to be installed as the Marion Township sewer project gets underway in 2023. Butler Eagle File Photo
Butler County Commissioners are seeking a state grant for a project that would involve removing the fountain in Diamond Park in Butler. Butler Eagle File Photo
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