A weekly look at what's happening around Cranberry Township — the news, the noise, and one local's take on both.
Community Park on Ernie Mashuda Drive is home to the Rotary Amphitheater, the Rotary Dog Park, Kids Castle Playground, and a full slate of sports fields and courts — genuinely one of Cranberry's busiest, most-used parks.
OtherCranberry Highlands is Cranberry Township's municipal golf course, open to residents and the public. It's consistently ranked among the top municipal courses in Pennsylvania and hosts Township-affiliated leagues and events throughout the golf season.
CivicThe Municipal Center at 2525 Rochester Road is Cranberry Township's main government building — home to nearly every Township department, the Public Library, the Senior Center, and the Armstrong Great Lawn out front.
OrganizationsThe Cranberry Township Pickleball Association (CTPA) is a volunteer-run, member-funded pickleball club operating within the Township's Parks & Rec department. Its roughly 1,900 members play on 19 dedicated courts at Graham Park — including six that go under an inflatable dome for winter play — and the club hosts some of the region's biggest tournaments.
Parks & RecGraham Park — officially the UPMC Passavant Sportsplex at Graham Park — is Cranberry Township's largest community park, a 100+ acre complex on Graham Park Drive with sports fields, trails, and a name that traces back to the township's first settlers.
Parks & RecThe championship disc golf course at North Boundary Park is one of the longest in the region at 10,742 feet (Par 71) — good enough to host a PDGA Major World Championship and an annual A-tier pro tour stop with a five-figure prize purse.
Parks & RecNorth Boundary Park is Cranberry Township's largest park at over 220 acres — home to the Community Waterpark, an 18-hole championship disc golf course, sports fields, and miles of trails.
NeighborhoodsPark Place is a residential subdivision in Cranberry Township, known for townhomes and single-family homes within walking distance of Graham Park. It's one of several named communities that make up the township's residential mix.
Parks & RecA four-acre off-leash dog park inside Community Park, built by the Township with a lead $45,000 contribution from the Cranberry Rotary Club, with separate areas for large and small dogs.
Ongoing ProjectsAn ongoing multi-municipal safety initiative focused on the Route 228 corridor through Cranberry Township, including intersection improvements and crash-data-driven planning near the Rt. 19 interchange. Part of the Southwest Butler County Multi-Municipal Safety Action Plan.