Photo Gallery for Thurs. 01-10-19

2019-01-10 00:00:00

The Sing Hosanna! dinner theater production of “What Happened after Once Upon a Time” includes, from left, front row, Leah Harris, Quintin Hixon, Miranda Vrabely, Kyleigh Spink, Simon Archer, Peyton Rockcastle and Anya Maschmeier; second row, Tommylynn Kilian, Emma MacDonald, Isaac Hixon, Genevieve Archer and Alayna Bestwick; and back row, Camden Rockcastle, Than Archer, Olivia Slater, Katie Ball and Jordan Davis.Justin Guido/butler eagle

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Butler’s Domenic Vivirito battles for position with Knoch’s Ty Mistis on Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2019.Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Butler’s Jack Codispot tries to get a takedown against Knoch’s Brendan Hinchberger on Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2019.Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Butler’s Bryce Butler tries to get a takedown on Knoch’s Earnie Zilka on Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2019.Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Knoch’s Kody Moore tries to pin Butler’s Jacob Pomykata on Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2019.Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Butler’s Nate McDonald and Knoch’s Guy Deleonardis grapple at Knoch High School on Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2019.Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

This truck was involved in a wreck with a car on Oneida Valley Road near Cherry Valley Wednesday, Jan., 9, 2019. Emergency responders said nobody was hurt.Eric Jankiewicz/butler eagle

One-vehicle landed on its roof as the result of a two-vehicle crash on Oneida Valley Road Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2019. Nobody was hurt, according to emergency responders. The other vehicle was a truck.Eric Jankiewicz/butler eagle

Icy road conditions brought traffic to a near standstill on North McKean Street Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 9, 2019.Jim Smith/Butler Eagle

Vogel Disposal Service employee Scott Ehrmentrout picks up a recycling bin on Wednesday Jan. 9, 2019.justin guido/butler eagle

A Vogel Disposal Service truck picks up a recycling bin on Wednesday Jan. 9, 2019.justin guido/butler eagle

Mara Fuller of Mars has verbally committed to Kent State University to continue her academic and lacrosse career.Submitted Photo

The Rev. Fred Kison, pastor of Intersection Community Church, said the church is conducting prayer services for 21 straight days through Jan. 27, 2019.SUBMITTED PHOTO