PHOTO GALLERY - SUNDAY, OCT. 21, 2018

2018-10-20 01:00:00

A unique bat that only hibernates in select caves, the Indiana bat has also been affected by White-Nose Syndrome. SUBMITTED PHOTO

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Trey Albert gets the first down thanks to a successfull fake punt play against Bradford at Karns City High School. Steven Dalton Photo

Knoch Knights (5) Matt Goodlin slips past Trinity defenders during the first quarter at Knoch High School on October 19, 2018. Nate Black photo

Knoch defenders (61) Maison Frank and (32) Tyler Buterbaugh bring down a Trinity ball carrier in second quarter action at Knoch High School on October 19, 2018. Nate Black photo

Knoch quarterback (12) Chase Mullen stiff arms a Trinity defender during first quarter action at Knoch High School on October 19, 2018. Nate Black photo

Some of the 150 people who attended the Butler County Republicans’ fall dinner Friday at Butler Country Club. Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle

U.S. Representatives Mike Kelly and Glenn Thompson speak at Friday night's Republican dinner at the Butler Country Club. Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle

Dr. Denis Daman, shown here at Suburban Animal Clinic, which he owns,is recuperating from heart transplant surgery. The surgery became necessary after an illness weakened his heart. ERIC JANKIEWICZ/BUTLER EAGLE

Dr. Denis Daman, who owns Suburban Animal Clinic in Penn Township, is recovering from surgery for a new heart. ERIC JANKIEWICZ/BUTLER EAGLE

Butler Township officials presented awards to students who won the annual Fire Prevention Week poster contest. The winners, from left, are Harper Gerlesky-Danahey, a kindergarten student at Connoquenessing Elementary School; Faith Melnick, a first grader at Connoquenessing; Casey Ewart, a third grader at Connoquenessing and Aaliyah Grossbauer, a fourth grader at McQuistion Elementary School. In the rear is township Commissioner James Lokhaiser, left, and Fire Marshal Christopher Switala. Missing from the photo is Greyson Steadman, a second grader at Northwest Elementary School. SUBMITTED PHOTO

A hibernating Little Brown bat has the White-Nose Syndrome fungus growing on its wings. The fungus has been killing thousands of bats. SUBMITTED PHOTO