Park your car, lift your spirits

A small, colorful rectory building facing Peters Road on the site of Crossroads Community Church, which has sometimes been used for church fundraising events, is slated to be torn down according to plans approved by Cranberry’s Board of Supervis...

New grocery acquires liquor license

It’s hard to be competitive in the cutthroat grocery business these days without the ability to sell beer and wine. So, to keep up with the competition, Fresh Thyme Farmers Market, which has stores in 11 mostly mid-western states, has leased the...

Gigliotti gives, Cranberry receives

Developer Dominic Gigliotti, whose business properties are scattered throughout the North Hills, is donating a 15.5 acre parcel of land to Cranberry Township. The lot, which is topographically challenging to build on, is immediately adjacent to the Townsh...

Township office utilization to be studied

Office space is at a premium in the administrative areas of the Cranberry Municipal Center. But is there really an alternative to building an expensive new annex? To find out, Cranberry’s Board of Supervisors agreed at its September 6 meeting to...

We're hiring

Seeking applicants for Director of Human Resources.

Meeder farm development advances

The 57-acre Meeder family farm at the corner of Rochester Road and Rt. 19, with its iconic red barn and brick farmhouse, is on the cusp of becoming a major mixed-used development. At its August 30 meeting, Cranberry’s Board of Supervisors heard ...

Township office utilization to be examined

Office space is at a premium in the administrative areas of the Cranberry Municipal Center. But is there really an alternative to building an expensive new annex? To find out, Cranberry’s Board of Supervisors agreed at its August 30 meeting to c...

We're Building a New Playground!

Project Information

Who: A total of approximately 200 volunteers from Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania Municipal League, and KaBOOM!. 

Work is available for volunteers of all levels of skill and ability. 

**Please note - All youth ...

West Nile Virus is Back

KDKA correspondent John Shumway recently reported that two Pittsburgh neighborhoods have tested positive for the West Nile Virus, or WNV. As of mid-July 2018, none of the mosquitos that carry the disease have been confirmed in Butler County, although thei...