photo gallery for Wed. 10-03-18

2018-10-03 01:00:00

Dash Osmer, son of Heather and Dan Osmer of Butler Township, walks his dog, Diogee, at the inaugural Bark in the Park festival last year at Alameda Park. The 2nd annual Bark in the Park is 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday 10-6-18 at the park's Odd Fellows Gazebo.submitted photo

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Moniteau’s Abby Regal, right, spikes the ball against Keystone in a District 9 game at Moniteau on Tuesday Oct. 2, 2018. Keystone won 3-1.justin guido/butler eagle

Moniteau’s Samantha Broerman attempts a block against Keystone on Tuesday Oct. 2, 2018.justin guido/butler eagle

Moniteau’s Logan Barnhart sets the ball against Keystone at Moniteau High School on Tuesday Oct. 2, 2018.justin guido/butler eagle

Moniteau’s Ivie Scott hits the ball against Keystone in a District 9 game at Moniteau on Tuesday Oct. 2, 2018. Keystone won 3-1.justin guido/butler eagle

Ed Thiele on Tuesday, 10-2-18, fixes the ear of giant hay bales made into the shape of a cow that the Thiele farm built for this year’s Butler County Farm Tour and placed along Route 356 in Jefferson Township.justin guido/butler eagle

Slippery Rock quarterback Vito Pilosi (4) has developed into a dual threat — running and throwing the football — for the Rockets this season.Butler Eagle File Photo

Butler Eagle employees dressed in pink shirts on Tuesday, 10-2-18, for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. A portion of the newsstand price of Tuesday’s edition was donated to the Butler Breast Cancer and Women’s Cancer Support Group.Justin Guido/Butler eagle

Former Major League Baseball umpire Larry Barnett signs an autograph for John “Sarge” Kozlosky, a 98-year-old veteran, on Tuesday, 10-2-18, at the Butler VA living center.eric Jankiewicz/butler eagle

Scott Witalis, 55, takes a photo of his father Ernie Witalis, 87, and former umpire Larry Barnett on Tuesday, 10-2-18, at the VA living center.eric Jankiewicz/butler eagle

Festival-goers purchase fresh apples and cider from the Mars Kiwanis Club during the annual Mars Applefest in 2015.BUTLER Eagle File photo

Steve Treu, author of “Reset Your Brain: Hope is Dope Initiative,” will present a four-week course with Butler County Community College at the Alliance for Nonprofit Resources beginning Oct. 29, 2018.submitted photo