Photo Gallery for Weds. 02-13-19

2019-02-13 00:00:00

HIS Kids Christian School students, from left, Brody Foreback, Khloe Keefer, Reese Machak and Rachel Karwoski volunteer to try on handcuffs brought to the school by state Trooper Dan Kesten during his visit.SUBMITTED PHOTO

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Slippery Rock’s Kid Scarborough tries to escape as Knoch’s Adam Stobert holds on in a match at Knoch High School on Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle

Knoch’s Guy Deleonardis, right, tries to take down Slippery Rock’s Justin Pearce in a match at Knoch High School on Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle

Slippery Rock’s Vito Pilosi and Knoch’s Kody Moore in action in a match at Knoch High School on Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle

Slippery Rock’s Vito Pilosi takes down Knoch’s Kody Moore in a match at Knoch High School on Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle

Knoch’s Guy Deleonardis, right, and Slippery Rock’s Justin Pearce battle in a match at Knoch High School on Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eaglE

Slippery Rock’s Elijah Hillard takes down Knoch’s Sam Freyermuth at Knoch High School on Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle

Knoch’s Guy Deleonardis (in gray) takes on Slippery Rock’s Justin Pearce in a wrestling match at Knoch High School on Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle

Charlotte and Tony Wright of Forward Township have been dealing with flooding for 25 years.caleb harshberer/butler eagle

Water begins to pool Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019, outside the Forward Township home of Charlotte and Tony Wright.caleb harshberer/butler eagle

Tuesday’s (Feb, 12, 2019) rain falls on a pedestrian on South Jackson Street in Butler.JUSTIN GUIDO/Butler Eagle

Charlotte and Tony Wright of Forward Township have been dealing with flooding for 25 years.caleb harshberer/butler eagle

Knoch senior Julian Sanks, center, was recently presented the Karen Shoop Memorial Award, given to a Knoch senior basketball player who exhibits dedication, love of life, positive attitude and unfailing faith. The award was presented by, from left, Josh Shoop and his sons Ethan and Benjamin, Lindsay Shoop-DeFelice and her sons Vinnie, Roman, and Luca. Sanks became the 37th recipient of the award since its inception in 1985.Submitted Photo