Concordia Lutheran Ministries employee Marysue Hitchens was presented with a glass keepsake by Bryan Hortert, Concordia chief operating officer, in recognition of Hitchens' 40 years of service.SUBMITTED PHOTO

A Dodge Nitro and Kia Sorento collided around 3:30 p.m. Sunday 9-16-18 at the intersection of Protzman and Herman roads. Neither driver was hurt, but a passenger in the Kia was treated for a shoulder injury described as minor.NATHAN BOTTIGER/BUTLER EAGLE

The FBI special agent who, along with troopers from the Pennsylvania and Massachusetts state police, helped find the remains of fugitive Donald Eugene Webb and solve the 1980 murder of Saxonburg Police Chief Greg Adams, presented the current Saxonburg police chief with mementos to commemorate the resolution of the 37-year-old case. Special Agent Tommy MacDonald presented Chief Joe Beachem with the framed Webb FBI wanted poster with “RESOLVED” stamped across it. MacDonald also presented the chief with a bat bearing the police and FBI logos along with “Donald Eugene Webb-fugitive.” The bat was made in Webb’s hometown of Fall River, Mass. Rear, from left, are: Beau Sneddon, deputy warden at he Butler County Prison; Saxonburg Mayor Bill Gillespie; Beachem; Adams’ partner Gordon Mainhart; MacDonald; Trooper Chris Birckbichler, and Brian Fox of the FBI. At front is Adams’ son, Benjamin Adams, who is holding the poster.PAULA GRUBBS/BUTLER EAGLE

Veterans, volunteers and local sportsmen gathered Saturday morning 9-15-18 at the Conway Sportsmen’s Club for a Project Healing Waters event. The national initiative seeks to promote healing in veterans through fly fishing.Caleb Harshberger/butler eagle

Veterans, volunteers and local sportsmen gathered Saturday morning 9-15-18 at the Conway Sportsmen’s Club for a Project Healing Waters event. The national initiative seeks to promote healing in veterans through fly fishing.Caleb Harshberger/butler eagle

Shannon Koehler, 7, of Franklin Township feeds an alpaca, Bell Kora, on Saturday 9-15-18 at Asgard Acres Alpaca Farm in Forward Township during the county farm tour.paula grubbs/butler eagle

Austin Shenette of Petrolia watches as Blaze, his border collie, takes off into the water with a tennis ball on Sunday 9-16-18.Nathan Bottiger/butler eagle

Morgan Richards of Petrolia throws a tennis ball into the pool as Blaze, her border collie, and Tucker, her Saint Bernard, get ready to chase it down on Sunday 9-16-18.Nathan Bottiger/butler eagle

Tom Sellers of Center Township greets his dog Remi at the edge of the pool Sunday 9-16-18 at Alameda Park.Nathan Bottiger/butler eagle

Tom Sellers of Center Township watches Remi, an English chocolate Labrador mix, paddle around the pool Sunday 9-16-18 at Alameda Park for the Doggie Paddle Pool Pawty.Nathan Bottiger/butler eagle

Carole Rost cuddles one of her farm’s alpacas on Saturday 9-15-18, during the Butler County Farm Tour.paula grubbs/butler eagle

Butler’s Golden Tornado Marching Band wraps up its performance at last year’s Butler County Band Festival. This year’s festival starts at 7 p.m. Wednesday 9-19-18 at Art Bernardi Stadium.BUTLER EAGLE FILE PHOTO

A total of 13 counties in the eastern part of the state are under quarantine for the spotted lanternfly.Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture