Anna Kisel, left, and Alina Lyman, holding her son Nikita Lyman, 2, talk about life in Cranberry Township with a Butler Eagle reporter on Monday, Nov. 21, 2022, after having fled their homeland of Ukraine as the war escalated. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

Barrett, 2, is hoisted up by his father, Zack Young, to wave as the Spirit of Christmas Parade marches down Main Street last year. This year’s parade will start at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 26, 2022. Steven Dalton/Special to the Eagle

Sandy Pyle helps at the Petroleum Valley Food Cupboard food distribution center at Fairview United Methodist Church on Friday morning, Nov. 18, 2022. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

Oliver plays a game of chess against George with the extra-large chess pieces at the South Butler Community Library on Thursday evening, Nov. 17, 2022. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

TIME CAPSULE PHOTO: It took all day for the Butler Area Jaycees to hang Christmas decorations throughout downtown Butler on Nov. 21, 1970, but the completion of the group members’ work came at the perfect time, because the work-filled Sunday was followed by morning snow flurries. The decorations officially kicked off the “yuletide shopping season” that year and were set up right before the Spirit of Christmas parade, which still takes place annually in the city.Snow covered the street the following morning, and by 8 a.m., the Christmas decorations placed throughout town looked fitting for the winter season. This photo is reprinted in the Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2022, edition of the Butler Eagle. Butler Eagle file photo

Unleaded 88, also known as E15, is just $1.99 a gallon now through Monday, Nov. 28, 2022, at the Sheetz convenience store chain. The blend contains 15% ethanol. Auto experts suggest you check your vehicle’s owner’s manual to determine compatibility. Cary Shaffer/Butler Eagle

Brian and Lisa Speakman became the new owners of Graham Park Massage in Cranberry Township in April. The exterior is shown on Saturday, Nov. 19, 2022. Read the article in the business section of the Wednesday, Nov. 23, edition of the Butler Eagle. Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Maddie Siemer, left, plays a game of chess against her father on Thursday evening, Nov. 17, 2022, at the South Butler Community Library. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

Andrew moves a chess piece in his game against Oliver at the South Butler Community Library on Thursday evening, Nov. 17, 2022. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

Giant chess pieces are used by the local chess club at the South Butler Community Library on Thursday evening, Nov. 17, 2022. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

Oliver plans out his next move on the extra-large chess board at the South Butler Community Library on Thursday evening, Nov. 17, 2022. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

George plays a game of chess against Oliver with the extra-large chess pieces at the South Butler Community Library on Thursday, Nov. 17, 2022. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

On a cold and snowy day, Jim Barr tells someone which cold products they have to offer at the Petroleum Valley Food Cupboard food distribution center at Fairview United Methodist Church on Friday morning, Nov. 18, 2022. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

Sandy Pyle places a box of stuffing mix into someone’s cart at the Petroleum Valley Food Cupboard food distribution center at Fairview United Methodist Church on Friday morning, Nov. 18, 2022. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

On Monday, Nov. 21, 2022, from left, Irena Tkachenko, Anna Kisel and Alina Lyman listen to Matvey Kisel talk about his experiences in American school since the three families moved to Cranberry Township after fleeing war-torn Ukraine. The families were accepted in the federal Uniting for Ukraine program. Two families arrived in June and one in August. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

From left, Ukrainian natives Irena Tkachenko, Anna Kisel and Alina Lyman discuss fleeing the war in Ukraine and moving to Cranberry Township with a Butler Eagle reporter on Monday, Nov. 21, 2022. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

From left, Alina and Nikita Lyman; Domenick Yarmatsevych; Irena Tkachenko; Yegor and Ivan Tkachenko; and Matvey, Anna and Illia Kisel talk to a reporter from the Butler Eagle on Monday, Nov. 21, 2022, and thank the people of Butler County for their donations. They fled their war-torn homeland of Ukraine this summer and arrived in Cranberry Township with one suitcase per family. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle