Photo Gallery Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2020

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Air Force veteran Mathew Keasey of Butler and his daughter, Amelia, a second grader, took part in the Veterans Day celebration, a drive-thru event, at His Kids Christian School in Jefferson Township on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2020.

Ron Lightner and Tammy Miller of Slippery Rock and their German Shorthaired Pointer named Brownie took advantage of the unseasonably warm weather Monday, Nov. 9, 2020, along the Allegheny River near East Brady.

Third graders from Kim Maxwell's class made a sign thanking veterans for their service for the Veterans Day celebration at His Kids Christian School in Jefferson Township on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2020. From left are Amaria Miller, Savannah Lake, Richie Kline, Kenzie Slater, Claire Baehr, Dylan McDougal and Troy McKruit.

Air Force veteran Al Wilson of Saxonburg poses with his great-granddaughter Rylee Wilson as his wife, Ruth Wilson, takes a photograph during the Veterans Day celebration at His Kids Christian School in Jefferson Township on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2020.

Marine Corps veteran Richard Mannas of Butler joined his granddaughter, second grader Maggie Koziar, at the Veterans Day celebration at His Kids Christian School. About 90 students in preschool through sixth grade cheered and sang patriotic songs Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2020, for the drive-thru event.

Fifth graders Ariel Lake, left, and Charlie Perfors show their appreciation to the veterans who attended the drive-thru Veterans Day celebration at His Kids Christian School on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2020.

Air Force veteran Mathew Keasey waves to second grader Hunter Yobst during the Veterans Day celebration at His Kids Christian School in Jefferson Township on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2020. Ninety students in preschool through sixth grade cheered and sang patriotic songs as veterans related to either the students or staff parked along the school's front driveway.

From left Frank Herman's daughter Gloria Hoffman, his wife Susan Herman, 96, and his daughter Joni Horner show a picture of the World War II combat veteran. The story of how Herman's dog tag made it back to his family is in the Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2020, edition of the Butler Eagle.