Cranberry Township, PAWeekly · Est. 2026

What's Up Cranberry

A weekly look at what's happening around Cranberry Township — the news, the noise, and one local's take on both.

Week of September 15 – 21, 2026

What's up, Cranberry — golf, boundary lines, and a volunteer call worth your time this week. Five things below.

16066 BBQ Bash returns to the Municipal Center today

The second annual 16066 BBQ Bash runs 11am–4pm today on the Armstrong Great Lawn at the Municipal Center, 2525 Rochester Road.

The takeIf you're reading this Saturday morning, you've still got time to make it — worth the walk over if the weather holds.
Cranberry Township official site

Cranberry Highlands named best municipal golf course in Pennsylvania

Cranberry Highlands Golf Course was named the top municipal golf course in the state by MyGolf Spy, per the Township's announcements.

The takeNice bit of local pride — always fun when something in your own backyard gets an actual statewide nod.
Cranberry Township official site

Anthony Bertolino sworn in as newest Board of Supervisors member

Cranberry Township has a new supervisor: Anthony Bertolino was selected to replace retiring board member Mike Manipole, according to Ground News' local coverage.

The takeWorth knowing who's actually sitting on the board making decisions about the stuff we cover here every week.
Ground News

Township looking for volunteers to bring "The Wall That Heals" to Cranberry

Cranberry Township is seeking 175-200 volunteers to help bring a traveling replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial to the township next September, according to the Butler Eagle. Interested residents can email the volunteer coordinator to join the committee, which will meet monthly.

The takeThis is the kind of thing that only happens if enough people actually show up to help — if you've got some time monthly, this seems like a genuinely worthwhile one.
Butler Eagle

Township police flag continued e-bike misuse as an ongoing issue

Cranberry Township's police department says improper use of e-bikes and other electric recreational vehicles remains a problem in the township, per the Butler Eagle.

The takeAnecdotally this tracks with what you see riding around — worth being extra aware out there, both as a rider and a driver.
Butler Eagle

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