Photo Gallery for Thurs. 05-09-19
2019-05-09 01:00:00
Lord Mayor Johannes Bruns, right, and Nancy Krug of Muhlhausen, Germany, chat with Saxonburg Mayor William Gillespie, left, and his wife, Sue, at the Batch restaurant in Saxonburg on Wednesday.
Mars resident Carter Schade was selected No. 1 overall by Lincoln (Neb.) in the United States Hockey League draft Tuesday, May 7, 2019.Submitted Photo
Knoch High School freshmen Connor Mitchell, left, and Aaron Butler work together in the new recording studio at Knoch Middle School.submitted photo
A two-year project to replace this bridge in Cranberry Township will begin in a few weeks.J.W. Johnson Jr./butler eagle
A Unionville volunteer firefighter looks on at a blaze Wednesday morning, May 8, 2019, that destroyed two storage sheds at the Stonehenge Appalachia pipeline compressor station in Clay Township. No one was injured.Unionville Volunteer Fire Department/submitted photo
Pastor Mark Wagner of Hannahstown Road Baptist Church, left, and Rodney Dickman stand next to a poster listing the 10 principles of the Reformers Unanimous Addiction Program, a faith-based recovery program Dickman has been running for 10 years in the basement of the church.ERIC FREEHLING/BUTLER EAGLE
Chrissy Hayes and Courtney Burgess and their daughters Bayley Hayes and Lainey Burgess enjoy the swings at Cranberry Township Community Park.Caleb Harshberger/butler eagle
Meigan Bell, formerly of Buffalo Township, and her husband, Lucas, filmed the documentary “Live The Stream” about the personal and professional life of Joe Humphreys.submitted photo
Fly fishing legend Joe Humphreys is the focus of the 93-minute documentary film, “Live The Stream.”submitted photo
Meigan Bell, formerly of Buffalo Township, her husband Lucas, the focus of the film Joe Humphreys, and producer Alex Gasowski, debuted “Live The Stream” at the 2018 Breck Film Festival. “Live The Stream” won Best Adventure Film and an Audience Award at that festival in Colorado.submitted photo
Lord Mayor Johannes Bruns, right, and Nancy Krug of Muhlhausen, Germany, chat with Saxonburg Mayor William Gillespie, left, and his wife, Sue, at the Batch restaurant in Saxonburg on Wednesday.Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle
